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Troponint gcamp5 zeo

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TroponinT-GCaMP5-Zeo is a lab equipment product that serves as a calcium indicator. It is a fusion protein that combines the calcium-binding protein troponin T with the fluorescent protein GCaMP5 and a zeomycin resistance gene.

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AAVS1 Locus Targeting Donor Plasmids Construction

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The donor plasmids targeting AAVS1 locus were constructed as previously described (Bao et al., 2019 (link)). Briefly, to generate the CAG-FUCCI plasmid, the Clover-Geminin (1–110)-IRES-mKO2-Cdt (30–120) fragment was amplified from Addgene plasmid #83841 and then cloned into the AAVS1-Pur-CAG-EGFP donor plasmid (Addgene; #80945), replacing the EGFP. For TNNT2-FUCCI plasmid, the cTnT promoter was polymerase chain reaction (PCR) amplified from TroponinT-GCaMP5-Zeo (Addgene; #46027), and then cloned into the CAG-FUCCI plasmid via Gibson Assembly (NEB; #2611S), replacing the CAG promoter. Both FUCCI plasmids were sequenced and submitted to Addgene (#136934 and #136935).
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Engineered Cardiac Transcription Factors

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All plasmids were constructed as previously described [5] (link) and can be found on Addgene using the following catalog numbers: Troponin T-GCaMP5-Zeo (46027), tetO-Hand2 (46028), tetO-NKX2.5 (46029), tetO-GATA4 (46030), tetO-MEF2C (46031), tetO-TBX5 (46032). Plasmids that were used from Addgene also include: FUdeltaGW-rtTA (19780), psPAX2 (12260), pMD2.G (12259), and PGK-H2B-mCherry (21217). All plasmids were amplified in STBL3 bacteria (Invitrogen) and prepared with Qiagen MidiPrep Kits.
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