Lta sa
LTA-SA is a laboratory equipment product. It is a lipoteichoic acid from Staphylococcus aureus that acts as a Toll-like receptor 2 (TLR2) agonist.
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5 protocols using lta sa
Immune Stimulant Compounds Protocol
Cytokine production from blood samples
Investigating TLR Activation in Pancreatic Cancer
Signaling Molecule Procurement for Immune Studies
Amyloid Induction Experiment Conditions
— A final exposure iron concentration (FeCl3, MW 270.32) of 5 µM was used in all experiments.
— The LPS used was from E. coli O111:B4 (Sigma, L2630). A final LPS exposure concentration of 0.4 ng l−1 was used.
— LTA1 was from S. aureus (Sigma, L2515) and a final LTA1 exposure concentration of 1 ng l−1 was used in all experiments.
— LTA2 was from S. pyogenes (Sigma, L3140) and a final LTA1 exposure concentration of 1 ng l−1 was used in all experiments.
— LTA1P: owing to the possibility that commercial LTA (see source above) could possibly be LPS-contaminated, we also obtained a purified version of LTA1 (LTA-SA from S. aureus) and endotoxin-free water from Invivogen (#15E011-MM). We exposed two of our PPP naive samples to this LTA at 1 ng l−1. We also reduced the concentration to 0.5, 0, 25 and 0.125 ng l−1 to determine if we can dilute the amyloid effect to extinction.
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