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Characterization of PBMC Cell Populations

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The following antibodies were used in the present work to characterize PBMC cell populations: anti-human CD16 (clone KD1, Biorad), anti-CD3 (clone CD3-12, Biorad), anti-bovine B cell marker (clone BAQ44A, Kingfisher Biotech), anti-human CD14 (clone TÜK4, Biorad). Anti-FLAG (F7425, Sigma) and anti-HA (clone 6E2, Cell Signaling) antibodies were used to detect protein expression in transfected cells. Anti-GAPDH antibody was used as sample loading control for western blot. Anti-ovine MHC-I antibody (clone 41.17, Biorad) was used as positive control to label cells in antibody dependent cell cytotoxicity assays. Anti-PPRV-N monoclonal antibody was used 1:100 for PPRV detection (Dr. Libeau, CIRAD, Montpellier, France) in flow cytometry experiments. Anti-BTV-VP7 monoclonal antibody (VMRD; CJ-F-BTV-MAB-10 ML) was used for BTV detection. Rat anti-Mouse IgM-FITC (Clone II/41, BD biosciences), anti-mouse IgG-Alexa 488 or 647 (Thermofisher), anti-sheep-IgG Alexa 488 (Thermofisher) were used as secondary antibodies for flow cytometry, and immunofluorescence. Anti-Mouse IgG or anti-Rabbit IgG HRP-conjugated secondary antibodies (GE Healthcare) were used for western blots.
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Antibody-based Western Blotting and Immunofluorescence

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The following antibodies were used for Western blotting (WB) and IF: anti–γ-tubulin GTU88 (IF), α-tubulin clone DM1A (IF+WB), α-tubulin clone YL 1/2 (IF), β-actin clone AC15 (IF), GFP (WB), PPP1R13L HPA041231 (WB), myosin 1c HPA 001768 (IF, WB), FLAG M2 (WB) from Sigma-Aldrich; anti-mCherry (WB) and NuMA [EP3976] (WB) from Abcam; anti-iASPP 18590–1-AP (WB) from Proteintech and PCRP-PPP1R13L-2G4 (WB) from Developmental Studies Hybridoma Bank; anti–ERM #3142 (WB), anti-EB1 clone 5 (WB), and anti-HA clone 6E2 (WB) from Cell Signaling Technology; anti-EB1 KT51 (IF), myosin Ic (13; WB), PP1α (C-19; WB) from Santa Cruz Biotechnology; anti-CDK5RAP2, A300-554 (IF) from Bethyl; anti–Phospho-Histone H3 (Ser10) from Millipore (WB); and anti-GFP JL-8 from Clontech (for GFP1-10, WB). GFP-Trap was from Chromotek, anti-HA agarose conjugated beads, tetramethylrhodamine isothiocyanate (TRITC)-phalloidin from Sigma-Aldrich, and Strep-Tactin beads from IBA.
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Generation of Antibodies Targeting Mouse Sperm Proteins

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Rabbit polyclonal antibodies specific to mouse CATSPER15 (link), EFCAB912 (link), and C2CD615 (link) were described previously. Briefly, to produce antibodies, peptides corresponding to mouse SLCO6C1 (1-14, MAHVRNKKSDDKKA, cysteine added to C-terminus) (GenScript) were synthesized and conjugated to KLH carrier protein. Antisera from the immunized rabbits were affinity-purified using the peptide immobilized on Sulfo Link Plus resin (Pierce). Other antibodies used in this study are commercially available as follows: TRIM69, Origene; FANCM, Affinity Biosciences; acetylated tubulin, Sigma; anti-HA (clone 6E2), Cell Signaling Technology. All the chemicals were from Sigma Aldrich unless otherwise indicated.
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