Western blotting was performed as previously described with 75 μg protein from HUVEC lysate for each condition.
Inducible CCM2 Overexpression in HUVECs
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Corresponding Organization : University of Pennsylvania
Other organizations : Centenary Institute, University of Chicago, University of Sydney, University of Dundee, University of Utah, Sichuan Academy of Medical Sciences & Sichuan Provincial People's Hospital
Variable analysis
- Varying doxycycline amounts added to HUVECs co-infected with CCM2 CCCTdup and Tet-On 3G lentiviruses
- MRNA levels of the CCM2 CCCTdup lentivirus assessed by qPCR using both N-terminal and C-terminal human CCM2 qPCR primers
- Protein levels from HUVEC lysate assessed by Western blotting
- HUVECs co-infected with CCM2 CCCTdup and Tet-On 3G lentiviruses
- Cell harvesting 48 hours post-doxycycline addition
- Total RNA isolated by TRIzol and protein extracted by gentle lysis buffer
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