FRET Analysis of STIM1-Orai1 Interaction
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Corresponding Organization : Saarland University
Other organizations : University of Kaiserslautern, Weill Cornell Medical College in Qatar
Variable analysis
- Transfection with 3 µg STIM1-mCherry-pmax (containing mCherry after position L599) or STIM1A-mCherry-pmax (acceptor)
- Transfection with 1 µg Orai1-GFP-pmax (donor)
- FRET efficiency
- Depletion of TG-sensitive stores using 1 µm TG in 0 [Ca2+]o Ringer prior to measurements
- Focal plane determined by GFP-Donor signal
- Calibration of laser intensities and excitation durations using single transfected cells expressing only the donor or acceptor construct
- Correction of images for background signal, bleed-through, and crosstalk factors
- Single transfected cells expressing only the donor or acceptor construct used for calibration of laser intensities and excitation durations
- None explicitly mentioned
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