Fusion protein concentrations were visualized using Coomassie stain (Sigma-Aldrich) and imaged with the ChemiDoc (Bio-Rad) Coomassie stain protein gel function. Concentrations were quantified by densitometry and background was subtracted using an automated rolling disk subtraction. Fusion protein concentration was used as a loading control so that SV2 (ISV2) and STG (ISTG) protein intensities were normalized to the fusion protein concentration (IFP) from the same lane, hence %SV-PD was calculated as ISV2/IFP or ISTG/IFP respectively.
Immunoblot Analysis of Fusion Proteins
Fusion protein concentrations were visualized using Coomassie stain (Sigma-Aldrich) and imaged with the ChemiDoc (Bio-Rad) Coomassie stain protein gel function. Concentrations were quantified by densitometry and background was subtracted using an automated rolling disk subtraction. Fusion protein concentration was used as a loading control so that SV2 (ISV2) and STG (ISTG) protein intensities were normalized to the fusion protein concentration (IFP) from the same lane, hence %SV-PD was calculated as ISV2/IFP or ISTG/IFP respectively.
Corresponding Organization : University Health Network
Variable analysis
- Fusion protein concentrations
- SV2 protein intensity (I_SV2)
- STG protein intensity (I_STG)
- Fusion protein intensity (I_FP)
- Exposure time for immunoblot imaging
- Background subtraction using rolling disk subtraction
- Normalization to a single control condition or fusion protein (C2) for each experiment
- Positive control: Coomassie staining for visualizing fusion protein concentrations
- Negative control: Not explicitly mentioned
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