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Psuper retro puro plasmid

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The PSUPER.retro.puro plasmid is a laboratory tool used for gene expression studies. It functions as a vector for the delivery and expression of genetic material in cell cultures. The plasmid contains the necessary elements for replication and selection in bacterial and mammalian cells.

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5 protocols using psuper retro puro plasmid

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Cloning and Knockdown of Mouse Dzip1 Gene

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Human GSK3β (BC000251), GDI2 (BC005145), Rabin8 (BC059358), and mouse Dzip1 (BC098211) were each cloned from the cDNA libraries of the human B cell and mouse embryo brain (E14). Mutagenesis was conducted using standard molecular approaches. The DNA fragments for expressing the short hairpin RNAs that target the base pair positions 1308–1327 and 2172–2191 of the mouse Dzip1 gene were generated by annealing the following pairs of oligonucleotides (only sense sequences are shown): 5′-GATCCCCCTGAAAGGGACTCCTTTAATTCAAGAGATTAAAGGAGTCCCTTTCAGTTTTTA-3′ and 5′-GATCCCCCTGACAGGAACCTCCATTATTCAAGAGATAATGGAGGTTCCTGTCAGTTTTTA-3′, and the annealed oligonucleotides were then ligated into the pSuper-RetroPuro plasmid (OligoEngine). Transfection of these plasmids using Megatrans (Origene) was performed according to the manufacturer’s instructions.
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Overexpression and Knockdown of GRB7 in Bladder Cancer

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The full-length human GRB7 was subcloned into the pMSCV-retro-puro vector (Clontech, Palo Alto, CA). The forward PCR primer was 5'-AGATCTATGGAGCTGGATCTGTCTCCAC-3' and reverse PCR primer was 5'-GAATTCTCATCAGAGGGCCACCCGC-3'. Besides, under the help of RNA interference (RNAi) method, the GRB7 knock down bladder cancer cell lines was also established. To endogenously downregulate GRB7, two hairpin GRB7 siRNA oligonucleotides (sense, 5'-GATCCCGCGAGTCCAACGTGTACGTGTTCAAGAGACACGTACACGTTGGACTCGTTTTTTGGAAA-3'; antisense, 5'-AGCTTTTCCAAAAAACGAGTCCAACGTGTACGTGTCTCTTGAACACGTACACGTTGGACTCGCGG-3') were inserted into the subcloned pSUPER.retro.puro plasmid (Oligoengine, Seattle, WA). As described before, retroviral production and infection were performed 19 (link).
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Transfection and electroporation of primary nodose cultures

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Using the NeonTM transfection system (Invitrogen), nodose-dissociated primary cultures were transfected with one of the following DNAs: pEGFPC1, Sytx1AH3TMEGFP, shRNA TI-VAMP D06 (5′CCGGGCACTTCCTTATGCTATGAATCTCGAGATTCATAGCATAAGGAAGTGCTTTTTG3′, MISSION iRNA, Sigma) (TI-VAMP shRNAD06) and shRNA TI-VAMP D07 (5′CCGGCTTACTCACATGGCAATTATTCTCGAGAATAATTGCCATGTGAGTAAGTTTTTG3′, MISSION iRNA, Sigma) (TI-VAMP shRNAD07). For Sytx1 RNAi experiments, we used a pSUPER.retro.puro plasmid (OligoEngine, Seattle, WA, USA) and specific oligonucleotides of the Sytx1A sequence: 5′GATCCCCCCAAGAAGGCCGTCAAGTATTCAAGAGATACTTGACGGCCTTCTTGGTTTTT3′ (Forward), and 5′AGCTAAAAACCAAGAAGGCCGTCAAGTATCTCTTGAATACTTGACGGCCTTCTTGGGGG3′ (Reverse) [17 (link)] (Sytx1AshRNA1) and a shRNA Sytx-1 (5′CCGGGAAAGCCATCGAGCAAGGAATCTCGAGATTCCTTGCTCGATGGCTTTCTTTTTG3′), MISSION iRNA, Sigma) (Sytx1AshRNA2).
The cells and explants were washed twice with PBS 0.1M and then electroporated with two pulses of 1200V for 20 sec, followed by three pulses of 500V for 30 sec. The explants were then plated in collagen, while the primary culture was plated in polyornithine-laminin pre-coated coverslips at a cell density of 5,000, both in DMEM plus medium supplemented with 0.54% glucose, 0.032% NaH2CO3, L-glutamine, B27, N2 and BDNF (50 ng/ml, Promega).
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CISD2 Expression Construct Generation

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The CISD2 expression construct was generated by subcloning PCR-amplified full-length human CISD2 cDNA into the pMSCV-retro-puro vector (Clontech, Palo Alto, CA) using the forward primer: 5′-GAAGGATCCGCCATGGTGCTGGAGAGCGTGG-3′ and reverse primer: 5′-GCCGAATTCTTATACTTCTTTCTTCTTCAG-3′. For downregulation of CISD2, two human siRNA sequences (RNAi1, CCTGAAAGCATTACCGGGTTCGCTA; RNAi2, CAGGAGATAATGTGGGTCCACTAAT) synthesized by Invitrogen (Carlsbad, CA) were cloned into the pSUPER.retro.puro plasmid (Oligoengine, Seattle, WA) to generate Psuper.retro.CISD2-RNAi. Retroviral production and infection were performed as described previously [27 (link)]. Stable cell lines expressing CISD2 or those with CISD2 silenced were selected using puromycin. The reporter plasmid for quantitatively detecting the transcriptional activity of FOXO was generated using the pGL3-Enhancer plasmid (Promega, Madison, WI, USA) as described previously [28 (link)]. In some experiments, perifosine (KRX-0401) (Cell Signaling, Beverly, MA, USA) dissolved in dimethyl sulfoxide (DMSO), was used to treat cells at indicated final concentrations (30 μM) and times.
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Generation of RNAi and Overexpression Vectors for Jmjd6

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For the generation of RNAi vectors, pSUPER.puro plastmid (Oligoengine) and pSUPER.retro.puro plasmid (Oligoengine) were digested with HindIII and BglII restriction enzymes (New England Biolabs), and ligated with annealed shRNA primers. The primers used to target Jmjd6 were as followed: F 5′–gatccccAATGAAACCCTTTACCTAttcaagagaTAGGTAAAGGGTTTCATTGttttta–3’; R 5′–agcttaaaaaCAATGAAACCCTTTACCTAtctcttgaaTAGGTAAAGGGTTTCATTggg–3’.
Primers for overexpression of Jmjd6 were designed using the coding sequence with the addition of BamHI and NotI restriction sites. Amplified Jmjd6 cDNA were then ligated pMX plasmid (Addgene). The primers used were as followed: F 5’ – atatggatccATGAACCACAAGAGCAAGAAGC – 3’; R 5’ – taatagcggccgcTCACCTGGAGGAGCTGCGCTCT – 3’.
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