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Platinum sybr green protocol

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The Platinum SYBR Green protocol is a lab equipment product designed for real-time PCR applications. It provides a reliable and sensitive method for gene expression analysis and quantification.

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Pulmonary Inflammation and Parasite Load Analysis

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RNA was extracted from lungs of control and infected mice with Trizol reagent (Invitrogen), transcribed to cDNA, and primers for CCL2 (F 5-TGGCTCAGCCAGATGCAGT-3, R 5-TTGGGATCATCTTGCTGGTG-3), CCL4 (F 5-TCTTGCTCGTGGCTGCCT-3, R 5-GGGAGGGTCAGAGCCCA-3), CCL5 (F 5-CAAGTGCTCCAATCTTGCAGTC-3, R 5-TTCTCTGGGTTGGCACACAC), CCL17 (F 5-CAGGGATGCCATCGTGTTTC-3, R 5-CACCAATCTGATGGCCTTCTT-3), CCL22 (F 5-TACATCCGTCACCCTCTGCC-3, R 5-CGGTTATCAAAACAACGCCAG-3), CXCL9 (F 5-AATGCACGATGCTCCTGCA-3, R 5-GGTCTTTGAGGGATTTGTAGTG-3) and CXCL10 (F 5-GCCGTCATTTTCTGCCTCA-3, R 5-CGTCCTTGCGAGAGGGATC-3) (Integrated DNA Technologies) used to quantify gene expression by PCR.
DNA from lungs of PbN-infected mice was extracted by illustra tissue & cells genomicPrep Mini spin kit (GE Healthcare). The primers of mouse endogenous gene, GAPDH (Forward: GGCAAATTCAACGGCACAGT and Reverse: AGATGGTGATGGGCTTCCC) and the Plasmodium berghei 18 s ribosomal 18 s gene (Forward: AAGCATTAAATAAAGCGAATACATCCTTA and 18 s Reverse: GGAGATTGGTTTTGACGTTTATGT) were used to determine the parasite load in the lungs by relative quantification, normalized with the mouse GAPDH (∆CT). The quantitative PCRs were carried out with the Platinum SYBR Green protocol (Invitrogen) on an Applied Biosystems 7500 real-time PCR system.
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Quantifying Liver Transcripts in Infected Mice

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Total RNA from livers of non-infected (Control), 3 day-, 7 day- or 11 day-infected mice were isolated by TRIzol Reagent (Invitrogen). Quantitative PCR was carried out with Platinum SYBR Green protocol (Invitrogen) on an Applied Biosystems 7500 Real Time PCR System using primers listed in Table S4. Relative quantification was performed using standard curve analysis and the expression data were presented as mean of normalized expression to the GAPDH level of three biological replications.
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Gene Expression and Parasite Load Analysis

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RNA was extracted from lungs of control and infected mice with Trizol reagent (Invitrogen), transcribed to cDNA, and primers for CCL2 (F 5-TGGCTCAGCCAGATGCAGT-3, R 5-TTGGGATCATCTTGCTGGTG-3), CCL4 (F 5-TCTTGCTCGTGGCTGCCT-3, R 5-GGGAGGGTCAGAGCCCA-3), CCL5 (F 5-CAAGTGCTCCAATCTTGCAGTC-3, R 5-TTCTCTGGGTTGGCACACAC), CCL17 (F 5-CAGGGATGCCATCGTGTTTC-3, R 5-CACCAATCTGATGGCCTTCTT-3), CCL22 (F 5-TACATCCGTCACCCTCTGCC-3, R 5-CGGTTATCAAAACAACGCCAG-3), CXCL9 (F 5-AATGCACGATGCTCCTGCA- 3, R 5-GGTCTTTGAGGGATTTGTAGTG-3) and CXCL10 (F 5- GCCGTCATTTTCTGCCTCA-3, R 5-CGTCCTTGCGAGAGGGATC-3) (Integrated DNA Technologies) used to quantify gene expression by PCR.
DNA from lungs of PbN-infected mice was extracted by illustra tissue & cells genomicPrep Mini spin kit (GE Healthcare). The primers of mouse endogenous gene, GAPDH (Forward: GGCAAATTCAACGGCACAGT and Reverse: AGATGGTGATGGGCTTCCC) and the Plasmodium berghei 18S ribosomal 18S gene (Forward: AAGCATTAAATAAAGCGAATACATCCTTA and 18S Reverse: GGAGATTGGTTTTGACGTTTATGT) were used to determine the parasite load in the lungs by relative quantification, normalized with the mouse GAPDH (ΔCT). The quantitative PCRs were carried out with the Platinum SYBR Green protocol (Invitrogen) on an Applied Biosystems 7500 real-time PCR system.
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