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Creating Cell LinesI'm trying to figure out how you would create a cell line that is missing certain receptors. Would you ablate receptors, or are there too many receptors for that? My other two ideas would be that you would somehow permanently bind something to a receptor or somehow silence the receptor in the genome.
If you have a protocol on how it's done I would really appreciate that. Thanks!
just knock it out of the genome
"I have no intention of stopping anytime soon. I want to understand the universe and answer the big questions, that is what keeps me going" - Stephen Hawking
Is the receptor in GPCR/Kinase/any other enzyme family? If you know the receptor, you should try to knock it out. You need a stable cell line though. That is a big project. But many times, you get multiple receptors for one ligand. siRNA could be used for silencing.
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