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Homo sapiens (human) RNA, 18S ribosomal N1 (RNA18SN1, RNA18SN5) secondary structure diagram

Homo sapiens (human) RNA, 18S ribosomal N1 (RNA18SN1, RNA18SN5) URS0000726FAB_9606

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RNA18SN1: RNA18SN1 is an 18S ribosomal RNA (rRNA) [PMC9458444]. It is commonly used as an endogenous control or reference gene in gene expression studies [PMC8002893]. RNA18SN1 has been shown to remain unaffected by experimental conditions in various cell types, including HepG2 cells [PMC6487699]. It is used as a reference gene to normalize gene expression levels in different experimental settings [PMC6173743]. RNA18SN1 has also been used as a reference RNA for quantification of mitochondrial DNA (mtDNA) content [PMC5986740]. In addition, it has been used as a reference RNA for normalization of target gene expression in various tissues, including bronchoalveolar lavage fluid (BALF) and placental tissue samples [PMC6307268] [PMC9588925]. The expression of RNA18SN1 can be measured by quantitative PCR (qPCR) using specific primers designed for this gene [PMC8774144]. It is important to note that the DNA sequence of the RNA18SN1 gene has high identity with other ribosomal RNAs, such as RNA18SN2 and RNA18SP3 [PMC10114345]. Overall, RNA18SN1 serves as a reliable and stable reference gene for normalization purposes in various experimental studies.

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UACCUGGUUGAUCCUGCCAGUAGCAUAUGCUUGUCUCAAAGAUUAAGCCAUGCAUGUCUGAGUACGCACGGCCGGUACAGUGAAACUGCGAAUGGCUCAUUAAAUCAGUUAUGGUUCCUUUGGUCGCUCGCUCCUCUCCUACUUGGAUAACUGUGGUAAUUCUAGAGCUAAUACAUGCCGACGGGCGCUGACCCCCUUCGCGGGGGGGAUGCGUGCAUUUAUCAGAUCAAAACCAACCCGGUCAGCCCCUCUCCGGCCCCGGCCGGGGGGCGGGCGCCGGCGGCUUUGGUGACUCUAGAUAACCUCGGGCCGAUCGCACGCCCCCCGUGGCGGCGACGACCCAUUCGAACGUCUGCCCUAUCAACUUUCGAUGGUAGUCGCCGUGCCUACCAUGGUGACCACGGGUGACGGGGAAUCAGGGUUCGAUUCCGGAGAGGGAGCCUGAGAAACGGCUACCACAUCCAAGGAAGGCAGCAGGCGCGCAAAUUACCCACUCCCGACCCGGGGAGGUAGUGACGAAAAAUAACAAUACAGGACUCUUUCGAGGCCCUGUAAUUGGAAUGAGUCCACUUUAAAUCCUUUAACGAGGAUCCAUUGGAGGGCAAGUCUGGUGCCAGCAGCCGCGGUAAUUCCAGCUCCAAUAGCGUAUAUUAAAGUUGCUGCAGUUAAAAAGCUCGUAGUUGGAUCUUGGGAGCGGGCGGGCGGUCCGCCGCGAGGCGAGCCACCGCCCGUCCCCGCCCCUUGCCUCUCGGCGCCCCCUCGAUGCUCUUAGCUGAGUGUCCCGCGGGGCCCGAAGCGUUUACUUUGAAAAAAUUAGAGUGUUCAAAGCAGGCCCGAGCCGCCUGGAUACCGCAGCUAGGAAUAAUGGAAUAGGACCGCGGUUCUAUUUUGUUGGUUUUCGGAACUGAGGCCAUGAUUAAGAGGGACGGCCGGGGGCAUUCGUAUUGCGCCGCUAGAGGUGAAAUUCUUGGACCGGCGCAAGACGGACCAGAGCGAAAGCAUUUGCCAAGAAUGUUUUCAUUAAUCAAGAACGAAAGUCGGAGGUUCGAAGACGAUCAGAUACCGUCGUAGUUCCGACCAUAAACGAUGCCGACCGGCGAUGCGGCGGCGUUAUUCCCAUGACCCGCCGGGCAGCUUCCGGGAAACCAAAGUCUUUGGGUUCCGGGGGGAGUAUGGUUGCAAAGCUGAAACUUAAAGGAAUUGACGGAAGGGCACCACCAGGAGUGGAGCCUGCGGCUUAAUUUGACUCAACACGGGAAACCUCACCCGGCCCGGACACGGACAGGAUUGACAGAUUGAUAGCUCUUUCUCGAUUCCGUGGGUGGUGGUGCAUGGCCGUUCUUAGUUGGUGGAGCGAUUUGUCUGGUUAAUUCCGAUAACGAACGAGACUCUGGCAUGCUAACUAGUUACGCGACCCCCGAGCGGUCGGCGUCCCCCAACUUCUUAGAGGGACAAGUGGCGUUCAGCCACCCGAGAUUGAGCAAUAACAGGUCUGUGAUGCCCUUAGAUGUCCGGGGCUGCACGCGCGCUACACUGACUGGCUCAGCGUGUGCCUACCCUACGCCGGCAGGCGCGGGUAACCCGUUGAACCCCAUUCGUGAUGGGGAUCGGGGAUUGCAAUUAUUCCCCAUGAACGAGGAAUUCCCAGUAAGUGCGGGUCAUAAGCUUGCGUUGAUUAAGUCCCUGCCCUUUGUACACACCGCCCGUCGCUACUACCGAUUGGAUGGUUUAGUGAGGCCCUCGGAUCGGCCCCGCCGGGGUCGGCCCACGGCCCUGGCGGAGCGCUGAGAAGACGGUCGAACUUGACUAUCUAGAGGAAGUAAAAGUCGUAACAAGGUUUCCGUAGGUGAACCUGCGGAAGGAUCAUUA

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