TCA Precipitation and Antibody Dilutions
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Other organizations : University of Manchester, Cancer Research UK Manchester Institute
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Variable analysis
- Antibody dilutions used in the study:
- 1:100 anti-Tor1
- 1:100 anti–P-Tor1.T1972
- 1:100 anti–P-Tor2.S1975
- 1:1,000 anti–P-Gad8.S546
- 1:100 anti–P-Gad8.T387
- 1:100 anti-Gad8 antibodies
- 1:2,000 Phospho-(Ser/Thr) Akt substrate (PAS) antibody (Cell Signaling Technology)
- 1:100 p70 S6Kα (Santa Cruz Biotechnology, Inc.)
- 1:100 P-S6Kα.T389 (Cell Signaling Technology)
- 1:1,000 S6 antibody (Abcam)
- 1:100 mTOR antibodies (EMD Millipore)
- 1:100 AKT and 1:100 P-AKT.S473 antibodies (Cell Signaling Technology)
- Protein expression and phosphorylation levels measured using the specified antibodies
- TCA precipitation protocol was followed for total protein extracts (Caspari et al., 2000)
- Positive controls: Not explicitly mentioned
- Negative controls: Not explicitly mentioned
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