Protein Extraction and Analysis in Colonic Mucosa
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Other organizations : Peking University, Cincinnati Children's Hospital Medical Center, Jinan University, Ludwig Boltzmann Institute for Cancer Research, University of Veterinary Medicine Vienna, Xiamen University
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- Treatment with paraffin-embedded intestinal sections using VECTASTAIN Elite ABC system (Vector lab, Burlingame, CA)
- BrdU staining following manufacturer's instructions (BrdU In-Situ Detection Kit, BD Pharmingen, San Jose, CA)
- Nuclear abundance of p65
- IκBα and β in cytosolic protein (CE) extracts
- BrdU-positive cells per crypt
- Cleaved caspase-3-positive cells per crypt
- Ki67-positive cells per crypt
- P65 (phosphoserine 276)-positive cells per crypt
- Total cellular protein (TP), cytosolic protein (CE), and nuclear protein (NE) extracts prepared from colonic mucosa using cold RIPA buffer and the NE-PER kit per the manufacturers' recommendations (Pierce, Rockford, IL)
- SH-PTP1 used as internal control for loading NE
- β-tubulin used as internal control for loading CE
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