Ingenol
Ingenol is a chemical compound found in the sap of Euphorbia plants. It is a naturally occurring diterpene ester with a diverse range of potential biological activities. Ingenol serves as a useful chemical tool for research purposes.
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BEAS-2B Cell Culture and Treatment
Latency Reversal in Activated CD4+ T Cells
For latency reversal experiments, cells were cultured at 0.5x106 cells/mL in the presence of 30 IU/mL hIL-2. Reactivation conditions included: IL-2 only, 66nM FTY720, or one of the following LRAs +/- 66nM FTY720: αCD3/28 stimulation beads (one bead/cell), SAHA (330nM, Cayman), Pam2CSK4 (1μM, Invivogen), HODHBt (100μM, A.K. Scientific), or Ingenol (100nM, Cayman). Following 48 hours of culture, intracellular p24-gag was assessed by flow cytometry.
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