We used an antibody for phospho histone 3 (pH3) that was previously reported (Shirae-Kurabayashi et al, 2006 (link)) (pH3-ser10-6g3-mouse-mAb, Cell Signaling; #9706; 1:500 diluted). The primary antibody was added together with anti-DIG antibody during FISH process, and secondary antibody (anti-mouse-Alexa-555, Thermo Scientific, A-21127) was used to detect the anti-pH3 antibody after detection of ISH probe by using TSA plus (Perkin Elmer) green (FP1168).
Ciona Genomic DNA and cDNA Amplification
We used an antibody for phospho histone 3 (pH3) that was previously reported (Shirae-Kurabayashi et al, 2006 (link)) (pH3-ser10-6g3-mouse-mAb, Cell Signaling; #9706; 1:500 diluted). The primary antibody was added together with anti-DIG antibody during FISH process, and secondary antibody (anti-mouse-Alexa-555, Thermo Scientific, A-21127) was used to detect the anti-pH3 antibody after detection of ISH probe by using TSA plus (Perkin Elmer) green (FP1168).
Variable analysis
- DNA polymerases: exTaq-HS (Takara Bio) and Phusion HF (New England Biolabs)
- Template DNA: Ciona genomic DNA or cDNA
- Amplicons
- DIG or fluorescein-labeled RNA probes
- Detection of fluorescein and DIG probes using TSA plus (Perkin Elmer)
- Phospho histone 3 (pH3) antibody detection
- Primer sequences (provided in Appendix Table S1)
- Restriction enzymes: NotI or SpeI (New England Biolabs) used to digest template DNA plasmid
- RNA cleanup: RNeasy mini kit (QIAGEN)
- In situ hybridization protocol (Christiaen et al, 2009b; Ohta and Satou, 2013)
- Antibody for phospho histone 3 (pH3): pH3-ser10-6g3-mouse-mAb, Cell Signaling; #9706; 1:500 diluted
- Positive control: Not explicitly mentioned.
- Negative control: Not explicitly mentioned.
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