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Immunofluorescence Keratin and MMP7 Staining

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Cells were cultured in four well TEK slides (Fisher) and fixed for 10 min using freshly made 4% neutral-buffered formalin. Primary rabbit monoclonal antibodies to keratin 14 (K14, ab51054, Abcam) and mouse monoclonal antibody to K18 (ab7797, Abcam) were used for double staining. Secondary donkey anti mouse antibody (ab150105, Abcam) with Alexa 488 tag and secondary goat anti rabbit antibody (ab150080, Abcam) with an Alexa 594 tag were used for visualization. Negative controls consisted of irrelevant primary antibodies including rabbit monoclonal isotype control (ab172730, Abcam) and mouse monoclonal isotype control (ab170190, Abcam). Primary mouse monoclonal antibody to K17 (ab188859, Abcam), mouse monoclonal antibody to MMP7 (sc-515703, Santa Cruz) and rabbit monoclonal antibodies to p63 (#13109S, Cell Signaling) were used for single staining. The dilution ratio for all primary antibodies was 1:300 and the dilution ratio for all secondary antibodies was 1:500. The gain and exposure time of the fluorescence microscope were adjusted to show positively stained cells while negative control cells had no staining. Staining percentage was calculated by dividing the positively stained cell number by the total cell number. Staining intensity was measured by ImageJ and the negative control was used to subtract background.
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Immunohistochemical Profiling of Raft Cultures

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We fixed raft cultures in 4% neutral buffered formalin and then embedded in paraffin for sectioning and hematoxylin and eosin (H&E) staining. Primary rabbit monoclonal antibodies to keratin 14 (ab51054, Abcam) and Ki-67 (ab16667, Abcam) and primary mouse monoclonal antibodies to K18 (ab7797, Abcam), pAkt1 (sc-293125, Santa Cruz) and MMP-1 (sc-21731, Santa Cruz) were used for immunohistochemistry on unstained sections. Secondary donkey anti-mouse antibody (ab150105, Abcam) with Alexa 488 tag and secondary goat anti-rabbit antibody (ab150080, Abcam) with an Alexa 594 tag were used for visualization. Negative controls consisted of irrelevant primary antibodies including rabbit monoclonal isotype control (ab172730, Abcam) and mouse monoclonal isotype control (ab170190, Abcam). The gain and exposure time of the fluorescence microscope were adjusted to show positively stained cells while negative control cells had no staining. Staining percentage was calculated by dividing the positively stained cell number by the total cell number. Staining intensity was measured by ImageJ and the negative control was used to subtract background.
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Keratin and Mucin Expression in Primary Cervical Cells

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Primary cervical cells were cultured on 4-well Nunc™ Lab-Tek™ II Chamber Slides (Thermo Scientific) and fixed in 4% neutral-buffered formalin for 10 minutes. Primary antibodies to keratin 14 (K14) and keratin 18 (K18) (Abcam Cat# ab51054, RRID:AB_869858, rabbit monoclonal antibody to K14; Abcam Cat# ab7797, RRID:AB_306086, mouse monoclonal antibody to K18) were used for double staining. Mouse monoclonal anti-mucin 5AC antibody (Abcam Cat# ab3649, RRID:AB_2146844) was used for mucin staining. Secondary antibodies with different fluorescent tags (Abcam Cat# ab150105, RRID:AB_2732856, donkey anti-mouse antibody, Alexa 488; Abcam Cat# ab150080, RRID:AB_2650602, goat anti-rabbit antibody, Alexa 594) were used to visualize keratin expression. The irrelevant primary antibodies (Abcam Cat# ab172730, RRID:AB_2687931, rabbit monoclonal isotype; Abcam Cat# ab170190, RRID:AB_2736870, mouse monoclonal isotype) were used as negative controls. The dilution factor for primary antibodies was 1:300, and the dilution factor of secondary antibodies was 1:500.
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