Luciferase activities
Luciferase activities are a set of laboratory assays that measure the activity of luciferase enzymes. Luciferase enzymes catalyze the oxidation of their substrate, luciferin, resulting in the emission of light. These assays are widely used to quantify the expression and activity of luciferase-tagged reporter genes in various experimental systems.
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8 protocols using luciferase activities
miR-4693-5p Regulation of TRIP13 Expression
Promoter Assay of GATA4 and Nkx2.5
LEF1 Transcriptional Regulation Assay
Circulating RNA Binding Protein Regulation
Luciferase Assay for TGF-β/Smad Signaling
Analyzing Viral Infection and IFN-I Response
The effect of compound treatment on the infectivity of YF17D/mCherry as well as on the IFN-I response during viral infection was visualized using the same HEK-ISRE cells. Cells were infected with YF17D/mCherry and either (a) left untreated, (b) received a single treatment with BX795, CYT387, or YM201636, or (c) received a dual treatment with compound plus IFN-I. GFP (IFN-I signaling) and mCherry expression (YF17D replication) was monitored by fluorescence microscopy. After 3 d, cells were trypsinized, fixed in 2% paraformaldehyde, stained with Zombie Aqua (Biolegend) to discriminate from dead cells, and GFP and/or mCherry positive cell populations were quantified by flow cytometry.
Screening for SerRS Promoter Activators
Measuring NF-κB Activation in Toxoplasma-Infected Cells
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