Compound 68 and Fx2149 Biochemical Assays
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Corresponding Organization : Johns Hopkins University
Other organizations : University of Maryland, Baltimore, Biogen (United States), Soochow University
Variable analysis
- Compound 68 (ordered through Chembridge)
- Fx2149 (designed/synthesized by Dr. Fengtian Xue's group using 68 as a lead compound)
- Biochemical assay outcomes
- 0.1% DMSO (used to dissolve both compounds)
- Anti-Flag antibodies, γ-tubulin antibody, anti-Flag-agarose, GTP-agarose, and PR-619 (deubiquitinase inhibitor) (purchased from Sigma)
- Anti-HA antibody (clone Y-11, purchased from Santa Cruz)
- Anti-ubiquitin antibody (clone P4D1, purchased from Covance)
- Alexa Fluor 568 goat anti-rabbit antibody, LipofectAMINE and Plus transfection reagents, and DMEM cell culture media (from Invitrogen™)
- FITC goat anti-mouse antibody (from EMD Millipore)
- Not explicitly mentioned
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