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Nucleofector kit

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The Nucleofector kit is a lab equipment product designed for the efficient transfection of various cell types. It utilizes an electroporation-based technology to introduce nucleic acids, such as plasmids or RNA, into the cells. The kit includes the necessary reagents and protocols to optimize the transfection process for specific cell lines.

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128 protocols using nucleofector kit

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Nanofiber-expanded CD34+ Cell Transfection

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Nanofiber-expanded cord blood derived CD34+ cells were transfected with GFP containing vector (pmaxGFP) using the human CD34 cell specific Nucleofector kit (Amaxa Inc.), following the manufacturer’s protocol. After transfection, cells were cultured overnight in a serum-free complete medium and transplanted into the experimental mice.
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Expressing YFP and Luciferase in P. berghei

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To express YFP and luciferase in P. berghei ANKA, construct encoding YFP and luciferase fusion protein (YFPluc) were cloned into the plasmid vector pSK-1-cssu (Niikura et al., 2013 (link)), which contains a selectable marker cassette encoding human dihydrofolate reductase (hdhfr) under control of the elongation factor 1 α (ef-1α) promoter, a GFP expression cassette under the control of the P. berghei heat shock protein 70-1 (hsp70-1) promoter, and homology arms of the cssu/dssu ribosomal gene locus of P. berghei. pSK-1-cssu was digested with NheI and BglII; therefore, GFP was removed. Subsequently, the YFPluc fragment was cloned into the NheI and BglII site of pSK-1-cssu. To obtain the P. berghei YFPluc, transfection was done by electroporation using the Amaxa nucleofector kit. The mutant parasites were selected by pyrimethamine for 2 wk, and then a clonal line expressing YFP and luciferase was obtained by limiting dilution.
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Transfection of MBOAT7 Plasmid in MDMs

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MBOAT7 plasmid (pCMV6-AC-MBOAT7-GFP, OriGene) and its empty cloning vector pCMV6-ACGFP, OriGene) were transfected into MDMs using a Nucleofector kit (Amaxa) as per manufacturer’s instructions for 48 h. Small interfering RNA (siRNA) transfection was performed with Lipofectamine RNAiMAX (Invitrogen) according to the manufacturer’s instructions using 50 nM of the specific siRNA or non-targeting control for 48 h.
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Trypanosome Differentiation Protocol

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Bloodstream parasites were cultured in HMI-9 at 37°C with 5% CO2. Differentiation was induced by resuspending parasites in differentiation medium (DTM) at 4 million cells/mL (69 (link)), adding 6 mM cis-aconitate, and incubating parasites at 27°C. Postdifferentiation parasites were maintained between 1 and 10 million cells/mL. The BDF3-HA/BDF3 knockout (KO) strain was generated from EATRO 1125 AnTat1.1 90:13 (70 (link)). EATRO1125 Antat 1.1 lines were kept at densities below 600,000 cells/mL. The pMOTAG5H BDF3-HA construct (26 (link)) was linearized and introduced into parasites using an Amaxa Nucleofector kit. Correct integration was verified using PCR with the following primers: (i) HA rev (TATGGGTACGCGTAATCAGGCACA) and (ii) upstream Bdf3 5′ UTR for (TGTTGCAGGATATTGTGAGTGA). After this, the pyrFEKO PAC/GFP BDF3 KO construct was linearized and transfected into Bdf3-HA-tagged parasites as described above and verified with the following primers: (i) GFP for (CTACAACAGCCACAAGGTCTAT) and (ii) downstream Bdf3 3′ UTR rev (AAACCGCAAAGTGATGAATGG). The control primers shown in figures are (i) Bdf3 3′ UTR for (CTTGTAGACAGCGGCATGGTTGG) and (ii) downstream Bdf3 3′ UTR rev (AAACCGCAAAGTGATGAATGG).
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Luciferase Assay for Transfected NPCs

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NPC were transfected with Nucleofector kit (Amaxa) according to manufacturer’s instructions before plating as above. 24 hrs post-nucleofection, culture medium was either replaced or switched to differentiation media [DMEM/F12, N2, B27 (Invitrogen)] and luciferase activity measured 48 hrs later. Luciferase levels were normalized to total cell number. The pHes5p-luc construct was obtained from Addgene (plasmid 26869)53 (link).
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Transfection and Selection of Leishmania Parasites

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Mid-log-phase epimastigotes (2 × 107 cells in total) were transfected with 5- to 10-μg portions of overexpression constructs using a Human T-Cell Nucleofector kit and an Amaxa Nucleofector electroporator (program U-033). After transfection, the cells were allowed to recover for 16 to 24 h before the appropriate drug selection (200 μg ml−1 G418). L. donovani transgenic cell lines were generated as previously described (41 (link)) and selected with nourseothricin (100 μg ml−1). In all cases, cloned cell lines were generated by limiting dilution, maintained in selective medium, and removed from drug selection for one passage prior to experiments.
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Silencing Lipid Regulators in Th Cells

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siRNA was introduced into activated non-polarized Th cells by electroporation using a human T-cell Nucleofector Kit and Nucleofector I (Amaxa). Activated Th cells were transfected with 675 pmol of control random siRNA or siRNA for Srebf1, Srebf2 or Pparg (Applied Biosystems), and were cultured for 2 days under non-polarized conditions.
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Luciferase Assay for Transfected NPCs

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NPC were transfected with Nucleofector kit (Amaxa) according to manufacturer’s instructions before plating as above. 24 hrs post-nucleofection, culture medium was either replaced or switched to differentiation media [DMEM/F12, N2, B27 (Invitrogen)] and luciferase activity measured 48 hrs later. Luciferase levels were normalized to total cell number. The pHes5p-luc construct was obtained from Addgene (plasmid 26869)53 (link).
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Generating Nrf2, MafG, MafK, and HBA Overexpression Plasmids

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To generate instant overexpression plasmids, the coding sequences of Nrf2, MafG, MafK and HBA were cloned into the pCMV6 vector and pRSC-SFFV-E2A-GFP vector. MafK was also cloned into the pcDNA3.1(+) vector. K562 cells overexpressing HBA, Nrf2, MafG or MafK were produced by electrotransfection using an Amaxa Nucleofector Kit, according to the manufacturer's instructions or by lentiviral transfection. K562 cells transfected with an empty pCMV6 vector or pRSC-SFFV-E2A-GFP were used as controls. shRNAs were designed using the SplashRNA algorithm [26 (link)]. Two different shRNAs each were designed for the human Nrf2, mouse Nrf2 and mouse AHSP genes. ShRNAs targeting GFP or luciferase were used as negative controls. The sequences of the shRNAs are listed in Supplementary Fig. 8.
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Transfecting Fibroblasts with ELMO siRNA

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5X105 FLS (passage 4–6) were transfected with 1–3 μg targeting ELMO1, ELMO2 or scramble (sc) control Smartpool siRNA (Dharmacon, Lafayette, CO), using normal human dermal fibroblast Nucleofector kit, according to the manufacturer’s instruction (Amaxa, Gaithersburg, MD).
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