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Block it adenoviral expression system

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The BLOCK-iT adenoviral expression system is a laboratory tool for the efficient delivery and expression of genes in mammalian cells. It provides a method for generating recombinant adenoviruses to enable the expression of desired genes or proteins in target cells.

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Generating Adeno- and Adeno-Associated Viruses for TSC22D4 Alleles

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AVs expressing the Flag-TSC22D4 alleles (WT, ∆D2, and D2 + TSC) under the control of the cytomegalovirus promoter were cloned using the BLOCK-iT adenoviral expression system (Invitrogen). Viruses were purified by the cesium chloride method and dialyzed against phosphate-buffered saline buffer (PBS) containing 10% glycerol before animal injection, as described (34 (link)).
For generating AAVs with cDNAs of TSC22D4, alleles (WT, ∆D2, and D2 + TSC) were amplified with the following primer pairs followed by Nhe 1 and Xba 1 digestion and subcloning into pdsAAV-LP1 plasmid (35 (link)): TSC22D4-AAV with Nhe I: forward, gatgctagcgtgtgctggaattctg; TSC22D4-AAV with Xba I: reverse, gcatctagactcgagtcagatggaggg. The successful clones sequenced for confirmation with the following primers: pdsAAV-TSC: forward, ctgataggcacctattggtc; reverse, ccacaactagaatgcagtg. Once the sequence is confirmed, the plasmids were purified using QIAGEN Megaprep kit (#12381) according to the manufacturer’s instructions and sent to Vigene Biosciences (Maryland, USA) for AAV generation, purification, and titration.
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Adenoviral Transduction of Rat JIP1

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Recombinant adenoviruses encoding shRNAs to target rat JIP1 were prepared using the BLOCK-it™ Adenoviral Expression System (Invitrogen). Oligonucleotide targeting sequences are shown in Table 1. Top and bottom strands were annealed and ligated into the pENTR/U6 vector (Invitrogen). Positive subclones were recombined with the pAd/BLOCK-it™-DEST vector (Invitrogen) and then transfected into 293A cells using Fugene 6 (Roche). PCR was employed to construct full-length JIP1 (JIP1-FL, amino acids 1–707) and N-terminally truncated JIP1 (JIP1-ΔN, amino acids 94–707) expression vectors using mouse JIP1 as a template (Addgene plasmid #51699) [23 (link)]. JIP1-FL was cloned into pcDNA3.1 with an in-frame N-terminal FLAG epitope tag. JIP1-ΔN was cloned into pcDNA3.1 with an in-frame N-terminal Myc epitope tag. Next, both cDNAs were excised and subcloned into pENTR2b. LR-recombination was then performed to transfer the JIP1 cDNAs from pENTR2b to pAd-CMV-V5 DEST. Recombined viral vectors were transfected into 293A cells using polyethyleneimine (PEI). Viruses were amplified and recovered from 293A cells, and titered using the Sea-Plaque agarose method. All viruses were used at a multiplicity of infection (MOI) of 50 at the time of plating.
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