eGFP saRNA is usually used as an internal reference RNA. The Enhanced Green Fluorescent Protein (eGFP) is an optimized variant of wild-type GFP, with maximum excitation/emission wavelengths at 488 nm/509 nm. As a widely used reporter molecule, eGFP emits intense green fluorescence upon excitation, detectable via fluorescence microscopy or   flow cytometry. The eGFP saRNA is synthesized via one-step transcription from a linear template    using T7 RNA polymerase and LZCap AG cap (Cat:10684ES), followed by purification. Upon cellular delivery, this RNA enables sustained expression of the green fluorescent protein. Compared to   Cap0 structures and other commercially available Cap1 analogs, the LZCapAG Cap1 structure significantly enhances RNA stability and prolongs protein expression efficiency.

 Storage

The products are shipped with dry ice and can be stored at -80℃ for two year.

Instructions

1. Selection of transfection reagents.

2. Suitable for mRNA delivery, localization, and translation.

3. Applicable for analyses such as protein expression, cell activity, and in vivo imaging.

Notes

1. Upon arrival, immediately store the samples at -80°C and avoid repeated freeze-thaw.

2. For the first use, be sure to wear disposable gloves, dissolve the samples on ice, and use RNase-free reagents and consumables to avoid contamination.