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Reference gene identification for reliable normalisation of quantitative RT-PCR data in
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Abstract
backgroundQuantitative real-time polymerase chain reaction (RT-qPCR) is the key platform for the quantitative analysis of gene expression in a wide range of experimental systems and conditions. However, the accuracy and reproducibility of gene expression quantification via RT-qPCR is entirely dependent on the identification of reliable reference genes for data normalisation. Green foxtail (
resultsEleven putative candidate reference genes were identified and examined across thirteen different
conclusionsThis approach readily demonstrated the suitably of the three selected reference genes for the accurate and reliable normalisation of
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