50 nM hUSP18 WT and 5000 nM hISG15-PA or 1 μM mUSP18 WT and 10 μM mISG15-PA were incubated at 37°C for 30 min to monitor the conjugation of hUSP18-hISG15 or mUSP18-mISG15, respectively. hUSP18-hISG15 conjugation was detected by western blot with the following primary antibody: rabbit anti-USP18 (Cell Signaling, 4813S). mUSP18-mISG15 conjugation was visualized by trihalo compound-based, stain-free SDS-PAGE (BioRad, 4568086).
Mesna
MESNA is a laboratory reagent used as a reducing agent to prevent disulfide bond formation. It is a colorless, odorless, crystalline solid that is soluble in water and alcohol. MESNA is commonly used in biochemical and biomedical research applications.
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Preparation and Characterization of ISG15-USP18 Conjugates
50 nM hUSP18 WT and 5000 nM hISG15-PA or 1 μM mUSP18 WT and 10 μM mISG15-PA were incubated at 37°C for 30 min to monitor the conjugation of hUSP18-hISG15 or mUSP18-mISG15, respectively. hUSP18-hISG15 conjugation was detected by western blot with the following primary antibody: rabbit anti-USP18 (Cell Signaling, 4813S). mUSP18-mISG15 conjugation was visualized by trihalo compound-based, stain-free SDS-PAGE (BioRad, 4568086).
Cell Surface Biotinylation Assay
Evaluating Boswellic Acids and Cyclophosphamide
used were of analytical grade. Both cyclophosphamide and mesna (Sigma-Aldrich)
were obtained from the Oncology Department, Doctors Hospital Lahore,
Lahore, and CYP was reconstituted with 0.9% normal saline to make
an injectable solution. Boswellic acids (97%) was obtained from Yuantai
Biological Technology (China).
Surface Protein Biotinylation and Degradation
Site-specific Protein Labeling with Bifunctional Rhodamine
Site-specific Protein Labeling with Bifunctional Rhodamine
Sulfonerhodamine; Invitrogen B10621) with two iodoacetamide groups to E146C and
L153C in the regulatory module and N-terminal biotinylation were performed
following a previously described protocol with some modifications8 (link). The protein sample in the gel
filtration buffer at an ~50 μM concentration was treated with 50
μM reducing agent TCEP (Sigma T2556) at room temperature for one hour,
after which 30 μM bifunctional rhodamine was added four times at
12-minute intervals. 54 minutes after the fourth addition, the labeling reaction
was terminated with 3 mM MESNA (Sigma-Aldrich, M1511). As high concentration of
K+ inhibits the biotin ligase (BiRA; Avidity), the above protein
sample was diluted 2.5 times with a solution containing 100 mM NaCl, and 2 mM
EDTA titrated to pH 8.0, lowering the K+ concentration to 100 mM.
After adding a manufacturer-supplied reaction mix and BiRA (40 μg per 10
nmoles of sample protein), the biotin ligation reaction proceeded for 1 hour at
30 °C. To remove free biotin and bifunctional rhodamine and to raise KCl
back to 250 mM KCl, the sample was dialyzed overnight in a 7000 MWCO
Slide-A-lyzer (ThermoFisher 66373) against a solution containing 250 mM KCl and
10 mM Tris titrated to pH 8.0, in a 1:1000 volume ratio.
Biotinylation and Internalization Assay
MESNA and 3-MPS Quantification Protocol
Pharmacological Cocktail for Experimental Treatment
EGFR Pathway Modulation Assay
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