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Coatest sp4 factor 8 kit

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The Coatest SP4 Factor VIII kit is a laboratory equipment product designed for the quantitative determination of Factor VIII activity in human plasma. It provides a method for the analysis of Factor VIII levels, which is essential for the diagnosis and monitoring of various blood coagulation disorders.

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FVIII Activity and Antigen Quantification

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We measured FVIII activity in conditioned media using the Coatest SP4 Factor VIII Kit (Chromogenix, Bedford, MA). Pooled WT mouse plasma was used as a standard in activity assays. We used the VisuLize FVIII Antigen Kit (Affinity Biologicals, Ancaster, Canada) to analyze the antigen levels of FVIII in cell lysates and conditioned media.
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Comprehensive Coagulation Assessment Assays

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APTT clotting assays and video microscopy of clot growth assays were performed as described [34 (link)]. CS assays were performed with Coatest SP4 Factor VIII kit (Chromogenix; Diapharma, West Chester, OH, USA). An in-house FVIII standard was used as a calibrator. All samples were diluted in FVIII-deficient plasma to ~1 IU/mL, and then serially diluted in a buffer included in the kit.
For the TG assay, citrated FVIII-deficient plasma (50% vol/vol) was mixed with corn trypsin inhibitor (50 μg/mL), fluorogenic substrate Z-Gly-Gly-Arg-AMC (800 μM), phospholipid vesicles (4 μM) and tissue factor (0.2 pM). Plasma was warmed to 37 °C, and TG in plasma was activated by the solution of CaCl2 and activated coagulation factor XI (10 mM and 10 pM final concentrations, respectively). Immediately after the activation, plasma was mixed with the samples (35% vol/vol) containing FVIII and scFv iKM33 variant or thrombin calibrator. AMC fluorescence (460 nm) was recorded at 37 °C with a microplate reader. Thrombin peak height was used to characterize TG as described [62 (link)].
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FVIII Activity and Antigen Assessment

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Forty-eight hours after transfection, conditioned media were collected for FVIII activity and antigen assays. The Coatest SP4 Factor VIII kit (Chromogenix, Bedford, MA) was used to measure FVIII activity in conditioned media. WT mouse plasma was used as standards for activity assays. The VisuLize FVIII antigen kit (Affinity Biologicals, Ancaster, Canada) was used to analyze the antigen levels of FVIII in cell lysates and conditioned media. Activities and antigen levels of WT and mutant FVIII were subtracted from mock-controls.
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Chromogenic Assay for FVIII Activity

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The chromogenic substrate assay with the samples (FVIII TP , FVIII FT , and FVIII EL ) was performed using Coatest SP4 Factor VIII kit (Chromogenix, Diapharma) and the World Health Organization 8th International Standard for Blood Coagulation Factor VIII:C, Concentrate (National Institute for Biological Standards and Control, Potters Bar, Hertfordshire, UK). The samples were diluted to 1 IU/mL in FVIII-deficient plasma (HRF Inc.) and then were serially diluted before running the assay following the protocol of the kit manufacturer. Relative activities of FVIII FT in FVIII TP were calculated using the measured FVIII activities, and protein concentration was determined by polyacrylamide gel electrophoresis (PAGE) and MSD-ECL.
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