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96 well black optical bottom plate

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The 96-well black optical bottom plate is a laboratory equipment designed for a variety of applications that require high-performance optical measurements. The plate features black wells with an optical bottom, enabling efficient light transmission and minimizing background interference. This product is suitable for use in various assays and experiments that require precise optical analysis.

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Quantifying Prion Protein Aggregation

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The RT-QuIC was performed as described previously [21 (link), 81 (link)] with minor modifications. Recombinant PrP was seeded with clarified 10% w/v brain homogenates lysed in PBS 0.1% SDS and diluted 10–8 in PBS in a 96-well black optical bottom plate (Fisher-Scientific). Each sample was run in duplicate. Prepared plates were sealed (VWR) and incubated in a FLUO Star OPTIMA plate reader (BMG Labtech) at 42°C for 80 h with intermittent shaking cycles, consisting of one minute double orbital shaking at the highest speed (600 rpm) followed by a 1-min break. Beta-sheet formation kinetics was determined by measuring the Thioflavin-T (ThT) fluorescence signal (450 nm excitation and 480 nm emission) every 30 min in relative fluorescence units (rfu). In vitro proteolytic assays with active human Calpain 1 (Millipore) were performed on 1% (w/v) brain lysates for 30 min at 37°C in buffers recommended by commercial suppliers.
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RT-QuIC Assay for Prion Detection

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The RT-QuIC was performed as reported before6 (link)8 (link). 85 μL of reaction buffer (consisting of 5xPBS (pH 6.9), 170 mM sodium chloride (SAFC Biosciences), 1 mM EDTA (Sigma-Aldrich), 10 μM Th-T (Sigma-Aldrich), and 0.1 mg/mL recPrPC (Thermo Fisher Scientific/Prionics) was seeded with 15 μL CSF or 15 μL of brain homogenate at a dilution of 10−3 to a final volume of 100 μL in a 96-well black optical bottom plate (Fisher-Scientific). Each patient sample (brain and CSF) was analysed in triplicate. Prepared plates were sealed with sealing tape (Nunc/Sigma-Aldrich) and incubated in a FLUO Star OPTIMA plate reader (BMG Labtech) at 42 °C for 80 hours with intermittent quaking cycles, consisting of one-minute double-orbital quaking at 600 rpm followed by a one-minute incubation break. Beta-sheet formation kinetic was determined by measuring the Th-T fluorescence signal (450 nm excitation and 480 nm emission) every 30 minutes in relative fluorescence units (rfu).
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Recombinant PrP Seeding Assay

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RT-QuIC was performed as previously described [101 (link)] with minor modifications. Briefly, recombinant PrP (10 μg) was seeded with 15 μl of Ago-2-Immunoprecipitates in 85 μl of reaction buffer. Reaction was set in a final volume of 100 μl and placed in a 96-well black optical bottom plate (Fisher Scientific). Each sample was run in duplicate. Prepared plates were sealed and incubated in a FLUO Star OPTIMA plate reader (BMG Labtech Ortenberg, GE) at 42°C for 80 h, with intermittent shaking cycles consisting of 1 min double orbital shaking at the highest speed (600 rpm) followed by a 1 min break.
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