Cpi 455
CPI-455 is a laboratory equipment used for chemical processes. It is designed to facilitate precise control and monitoring of various parameters during chemical reactions or analyses.
Lab products found in correlation
12 protocols using cpi 455
Optimized Chemotherapeutic and Combinational Screening
CPI-455 and Compound P Protocol
AZD1775 Sensitivity in Leukemia Cells
Epigenetic Regulation of MCM2 and NUP37
STING Induction in Murine Cancer Cells
Cell Viability and Clonogenic Assays
For clonogenic assay, U2OS cells were electroporated with siRNA as described before and seeded at 30 cells/cm2 in triplicates in six-well dishes. The day after, they were treated for 24 h with 50 µM HU or left untreated and then were allowed to grow for 10–15 days more before fixation and coloration with 1% Crystal Violet in H2O.
Jumonji Inhibitor Compound Preparation
dissolved in H2O, whereas all other drugs were dissolved
in DMSO (Sigma-Aldrich). The Jumonji inhibitors used in this study
were obtained from Cayman Chemical, Ann Arbor, MI (GSK-J4, GSK-J5,
and CPI-455), Selleck Chemicals, Houston, TX (ML324), and Xcess Biosciences,
San Deigo, CA (KDM5-C70 and SD-70). JIB-04 E and Z isomers were synthesized
as previously described.23 (link) Compounds freshly
dissolved in DMSO were aliquoted to minimize freeze/thaw cycles and
stored at −20 °C.
IFIT2, METTL3, YTHDF2, SETD1B Regulation
Cytotoxicity Screening of Drug Compounds
STING Induction in Murine Cancer Cells
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