Transcriptional Regulation of IL-10 in HEK293T Cells
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Corresponding Organization : Harvard University
Other organizations : New York University, Simons Foundation, University of California, Berkeley, Broad Institute, Massachusetts Institute of Technology, Translational Health Science and Technology Institute
Variable analysis
- Expression of IRF1
- Expression of BATF
- Expression of W11R
- Expression of c-Maf
- Firefly luciferase reporter activity
- Renilla luciferase reporter activity
- HEK293T cell line
- Transfection using Fugene
- Dual luciferase assay kit (New England Biolabs)
- Il10 promoter and upstream regulatory regions (CNS-9, HSS+2.98, HSS-0.12) cloned into pGL4.10 Luciferase reporter plasmid
- Positive control: Cells transfected with IL-10 firefly luciferase reporter constructs, renilla luciferase reporter, and plasmids expressing transcription factors (IRF1, BATF, W11R, c-Maf)
- Negative control: Not explicitly mentioned
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