Immunoblot Analysis of Parasite Proteins
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Variable analysis
- Centrifugation speed (500 g)
- Centrifugation duration (5 min)
- Centrifugation temperature (room temperature)
- Saponin concentration (0.15%)
- Saponin incubation duration (5 min)
- Saponin incubation temperature (room temperature)
- NuPAGE LDS sample buffer with 2% β‐mercaptoethanol
- Incubation temperature (95°C)
- Incubation duration (5 min)
- Anti-mCherry antibody dilution (1:10,000)
- Anti-mCherry antibody incubation duration (overnight)
- Anti-mCherry antibody incubation temperature (4°C)
- Anti-rabbit HRP-linked secondary antibody dilution (1:10,000)
- Anti-rabbit HRP-linked secondary antibody incubation duration (1 hour)
- Anti-rabbit HRP-linked secondary antibody incubation temperature (room temperature)
- Anti-HA antibody dilution (1:2,500)
- Anti-rat HRP-linked secondary antibody dilution (1:5,000)
- Presence and abundance of EcDPCK-mCherry constructs
- Presence and abundance of api-SFG (containing C-terminal HA tag)
- Parasite sample storage temperature (-20°C)
- PBS washing steps (3 times)
- SDS-PAGE gel (4-12% gradient)
- Nitrocellulose membrane transfer
- Protein detection method (SuperSignal West Pico Chemiluminescent Substrate)
- None specified
- None specified
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