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Htopo 2

Manufactured by TopoGEN
Sourced in United States

The HTopo II is a laboratory instrument designed for the analysis and manipulation of DNA topological structures. It provides researchers with the capability to visualize and quantify the supercoiled, relaxed, and knotted forms of DNA molecules.

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3 protocols using htopo 2

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Topoisomerase I and II Inhibition Assays

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hTopoI relaxation assays were done using the supercoiled pHOT1 as substrate, with the recombinant hTopoI (TopoGEN, Port Orange, FL, USA) and compounds RANHC-V and -VI or DMSO (CTRL) following the manufacturer’s protocol (TopoGEN, Port Orange, FL, USA), with some changes [47 (link)].
Similarly, hTopoII decatenation assays were carried out incubating the kinetoplast DNA (kDNA) substrate with the hTopoII (TopoGEN, Port Orange, FL) and compounds RANHC-V and -VI or DMSO (CTRL) following the manufacturer’s procedures (TopoGEN, Port Orange, FL, USA), with some changes [47 (link)].
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Topoisomerase Relaxation and Decatenation Assays

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hTopo I relaxation assays were performed by incubating the substrate (supercoiled pHOT1) with the recombinant hTopo I (TopoGEN, Port Orange, FL, USA) and compounds, as indicated in the supplier protocol (TopoGEN, Port Orange, FL, USA), with some revisions [80 (link)]. hTopo II decatenation assays were conducted by incubating the kinetoplast DNA substrate (kDNA) with the hTopo II (TopoGEN, Port Orange, FL) and studied compounds, as indicated in the supplier procedures (TopoGEN, Port Orange, FL, USA), with some changes as in [80 (link)].
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Topoisomerase II Decatenation Assay

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hTopo II decatenation assays were performed in a final volume of 20 mL, as reported by Iacopetta et al. [37 (link),78 (link)], using 0.2 mg of kinetoplast DNA (kDNA) (topoGEN, Port Orange, FL, USA), tested compounds and 3 units of hTopo II (topoGEN, Port Orange, FL, USA). The reaction products were loaded in an agarose gel with EB. At the end, the gel was washed with distilled water and analyzed using a UV transilluminator. The experiment was repeated three times.
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