RNAimmuno - Statistics
  • Statistics
  • Reagent
  • Delivery
  • Sensor
  • Responder
  • Model
statistics

The statistics of RNAimmuno records classified into the main search categories. The presented values are the absolute number of records within a specific category type. The presented data concerns the most frequent subcategories of search (the less frequent subcategories are shown as "other").

reagent type (1)reagent type (2)reagent type (3)

The statistics of RNAimmuno records shown as a percentage of data within a specific category of the searches results (Reagent type). Some siRNAs and their modified versions (the list of top 6 is presented) were studied by different authors. Number of publications and database records in which specific siRNAs were analyzed is indicated with red and gray colour respectively.

delivery method (1)delivery method (2)

The statistics of RNAimmuno content shown as a percentage of records or as a number of publications within a specific category of the search results (Delivery method).

sensor (1)sensor (2)

The statistics of RNAimmuno records shown as a percentage of data within a specific category of the searches results (Sensor). We have also shown detection methods, classified into two main categories: analysis of protein and transcript level.

responder (1)responder (2)

The statistics of RNAimmuno records shown as a percentage of data within a specific category of the searches results (Responder). We have also shown detection methods, classified into two main categories: analysis of protein and transcript level.

expermiental model (1)experimental model (2)expermiental model (3)

The statistics of RNAimmuno content shown as a percentage of records or as a number of publications within a specific category of the search results (Experimental model). Pattern of analysed sensors and responders differs between experimental models: immune cells (PBMC, DC, monocytes, macrophages, NK cells, B cells, T cells), non-immune cells (HeLa, HEK, MCF7, MRC, PC12, HT180, Huh7, IGROV-1, T98G, HUVEC, fibroblasts,) and in vivo.