CKAP4WT-HA and CKAP4C100S-HA are wild-type (WT) CKAP4 and CKAP4 mutant in which cysteine at amino acid number 100 was changed to serine, respectively. CKAP4C100S-HA is not palmitoylated. Both CKAP4s were tagged by HA at the C-terminal end.
CKAP4 Palmitoylation and Function in Lung Cancer
CKAP4WT-HA and CKAP4C100S-HA are wild-type (WT) CKAP4 and CKAP4 mutant in which cysteine at amino acid number 100 was changed to serine, respectively. CKAP4C100S-HA is not palmitoylated. Both CKAP4s were tagged by HA at the C-terminal end.
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Corresponding Organization : Osaka University
Variable analysis
- CKAP4^WT^-HA (wild-type CKAP4 tagged with HA)
- CKAP4^C100S^-HA (CKAP4 mutant with cysteine 100 changed to serine, not palmitoylated, tagged with HA)
- Not explicitly mentioned
- Cell lines: A549, Calu-1, NCI-H292, and HCC4006
- Cell line authentication and mycoplasma testing
- SiRNA and shRNA target sequences
- Primer sequences for quantitative PCR
- Positive control: Anti-CKAP4 monoclonal antibodies generated as previously described (19)
- Negative control: Not explicitly mentioned
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