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To identify genes essential for poxvirus infection, we used high-throughput RNA interference to screen the Drosophila kinome for factors required for vaccinia infection.
We used neuronally enhanced feeding RNA interference to screen genes that cause lethality or paralysis when mutated, and we identified 61 such genes affecting touch sensitivity, including five positive controls.
We used RNA interference (RNAi) to screen the large family of C. elegans nuclear receptors for gene inactivations that suppress the low fat and slow growth of stearoyl-CoA desaturase deficient nematodes.
Indeed, to screen out interference from ordinary cosmic rays, Amanda detectors point not up at the sky, but downward, to record cosmic neutrinos coming up through the Earth from the other side of the sky.
And the less charge that it stores, the less any signals trying to whistle along adjacent conductors will be garbled and delayed by electrical interference.In this section To screen, or not to screen?
Primers were designed to minimise primer-dimer interference and were screened to ensure specificity to the target site using Amplify v3.1 [ 17].
Another common source of interference to be mitigated in multiplexed screening procedures is the bleed-through of fluorescence from one channel to the other.
Here, we utilised the enrichment of CSCs in mammospheres and developed a high-throughput a short hairpin RNA interference (shRNAi) screening system to assay the involvement of over 5,000 genes in the maintenance of a population of cells with CSC properties.
In the present study, we used a genomewide RNA interference (RNAi) screen in Drosophila cells to screen for regulators of the Wnt pathway.
Sun et al. used an RNA interference (RNAi based screen to compare the responses of mouse and human macrophage reporter cell lines to various ligands of Toll-like receptors (TLRs), which are pattern recognition receptors that stimulate innate immune responses.
The genetic tractability of fruit flies, and the similarities between the fly and mammalian innate immunity, can also be exploited for genome-wide RNA interference screens to uncover host genes whose mammalian equivalents might be required for fighting off systemic Candida infection.
