RNA extraction
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What is RNA extraction?
RNA extraction is a process used to isolate RNA (ribonucleic acid) from biological samples. It involves disrupting cells or tissues, separating RNA from DNA and proteins, and purifying the RNA for downstream applications such as gene expression analysis, sequencing, and diagnostics. Different methods exist, including organic extraction (e.g., using TRIzol), column-based purification, and magnetic bead-based separation.
Which job functions commonly mention RNA extraction?
Biologist
0.3% of all Biologist jobs mention RNA extraction
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Research Assistant
0.2% of all Research Assistant jobs mention RNA extraction
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Laboratory Services
0.1% of all Laboratory Services jobs mention RNA extraction
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Researcher
0.1% of all Researcher jobs mention RNA extraction
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Scientist
0.1% of all Scientist jobs mention RNA extraction
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Which organizations are mentioning RNA extraction?
Mount Sinai Health System
Health Care and Social Assistance
University of California - San Francisco
Educational Services
The University of Michigan
Educational Services
Newcastle University
Educational Services
University of Pittsburgh
Educational Services
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