Ay 22989
AY-22989 is a laboratory equipment item. It is used for general laboratory applications. The core function of AY-22989 is to perform specific laboratory tasks.
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Echovirus 11 Infection in RD Cells
Memory CD4+ T Cell Modulation
Comprehensive Pharmacological Toolkit for Cell Biology
Stable isotope-labeled nucleosides, G (13C10, 98%; 15N5, 96–98%), U (13C9, 98%; 15N2, 96–98%), A (13C10, 98%; 15N5, 96–98%), C (13C9, 98%; 15N3, 96–98%), and dG (13C10, 98%; 15N5, 96–98%) were purchased from Cambridge Isotope Laboratories for the quantification of nucleosides by LC-MS/MS. The EdU used in the in vivo proliferation assay was purchased from Tokyo Chemical Industry Co.
DSR-139970 (Cpd7), a TLR7 inhibitor, was kindly provided by Sumitomo Pharma Co., Ltd. CU-CPT9a, a specific TLR8 inhibitor, and R848 were purchased from InvivoGen. SRBC used in the phagocytic assay were obtained from Cosmo Bio Co.
RNA9.2s (20mer, UsGsUsCsCsUsUsCsAsAsUsGsUsCsCsUsUsCsAsA), ssRNA40 (GsCsCsCsGsUsCsUsGsUsUsGsUsGsUsGsAsCsUsC), PolyU (19mer, UsUsUsUsUsUsUsUsUsUsUsUsUsUsUsUsUsUsU), and ODN1668 (20mer, dTsdCsdCsdAsdTsdGsdAsdCsdGsdTsdTsdCsdCsTdsdGsdAsdTsdGsdCsdT), in which “s” depicts a phosphothioate linkage, were synthesized by FASMAC.
Investigating PI3K-VMP1 Relationship
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