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Orf clone

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The ORF Clone is a laboratory product offered by Sino Biological. It is a DNA construct containing the open reading frame (ORF) sequence of a gene of interest, which can be used for various research applications.

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Engineered ACE2 Expression in Cell Lines

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Human ACE2 lentiviral cDNA ORF Clone (C-GFPSpark tag, Human, HG10108-ACGLN) mammalian expression plasmids were purchased from Sino Biological. sgRNA against ACE2 (sg-ACE2: ATGAGCACCATCTACAGTAC) were synthesized and cloned into the pLenti-V2 vector. pLV-linker-GFP control vector was cloned from ACE2 lentiviral cDNA ORF Clone as the NC (Fig. 1O). The lentivirus was packaged in HEK293T cells with psPAX2 and pMD2.G, condensed by ultra-centrifugation. Knock-out (KO) cells were selected with puromycin (2 μg/mL) for 14 days, sub-cloned to form single colonies, and validated by Western blotting assay to verify the loss of ACE2 expression. full-ACE2-GFP, dACE2-GFP, or linker-GFP expressed A549/U-251 MG/H1299/HEK-293T cells were sorted by fluorescence-activated cell sorting (FACS) (Fig. S1D).
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Visualizing Aralar and Citrin Protein Localization

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Cell lines were transfected with LTX lipofectamine (Thermo Fisher, A12621) following manufacturer's instructions with pLAralar alone or together with pCMV5-AlbEnh-βglobin-mCitrin-Flag (pLCitrin-Flag) generated similarly to pLAralar from slc25a13/AGC2/citrin cDNA ORF Clone (Sino Biological). Fixed cells in 4% PFA were blocked (10% Horse serum, PBS) and probed with polyclonal antibody raised against aralar (1/500; [3 (link)]) and either monoclonal antibody against Flag epitope (Sigma, F1804, 1/500) or monoclonal antibody against citrate synthase (Santa Cruz, sc-390693, 1/500) and appropiate secondary antibodies. To visualize nuclei, DAPI (1 μg/ml; Merck) was used. Images were obtained at Axiovert 200 M inverted microscope equipped with a 100×/1.3 Plan-Neofluor objective with appropriate filters.
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Cloning and Expression Constructs

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All cloning was performed by Gibson Assembly. The pSK-mNG-cam1:kanMX6 construct to make the mNG-Cam1 strain was made by cloning the cam1 5’ flank, mNG and cam1 coding sequence into the NotI/BamHI restriction sites in pSK. Then the sequences encoding kanR and cam1 3’ flank were cloned into BamHI/KpnI. ank1+ was amplified from cDNA and cloned into pREP1 and pET15b at the NdeI/BamHI.
The cam1+ coding sequence was cloned into the KpnI/XhoI sites of pFastBac-Dual (Thermo Fisher Scientific; 10712024). The cam2+ coding sequence was then cloned into the BamHI/SacI sites. In addition, the sequence encoding Myo1(1–964)-FLAG3 was synthesized in a gene block (Integrated DNA Technologies) and codon optimized for expression in Sf9 cells and cloned into the BamHI/SacI sites in pFastBac-Dual. The ank1+ sequence was cloned in the KpnI/XhoI sites.
pcDNA-OSTF1-mCherry were made by amplifying OSTF1 cDNA from an ORF clone (Sino Biological; cat# HG20537-U) and cloned into the BamHI/EcoRI sites in pcDNA. mCherry was cloned into the EcoRI site of pcDNA.
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