Embryo-to-embryo variability in RNAi knockdown efficiency of dKDM5/lid in Drosophila melanogaster
Albright, A. R.; Eisen, M.
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We used the maternal-Gal4 shRNA system to knock down expression of dKDM5/lid in Drosophila melanogaster embryos, and analyzed the efficacy of the knockdown by qRT-PCR. Although average relative expression of lid was significantly lower in knockdown conditions compared to the driver-only control, we observed a wide and overlapping range of relative gene expression between individual control and knockdown embryos.
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