Western Blotting of Trypanosome Proteins
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Corresponding Organization : University of Würzburg
Variable analysis
- TbPolIE-12myc detection using mouse anti-myc clone 4A6 antibody at 1:7000 (Millipore)
- Western blotting signal intensity of TbPolIE-12myc
- Western blotting signal intensity of Ef1α (loading control)
- Western blotting signal intensity of γH2A (damage accumulation marker)
- Western blotting signal intensity of VSG (variant surface glycoprotein) expression
- ∼2 × 10^6 parasites used for Western blotting
- Ef1α (loading control) detected using mouse anti-Ef1α clone CBP-KK1 antibody at 1:25 000 (Millipore)
- Goat anti-mouse IgG (H+L) horseradish peroxidase conjugate at 1:3000 (Life Technologies) used for TbPolIE-12myc and Ef1α detection
- Rabbit anti-γH2A at 1:10 000 and goat anti-rabbit IgG (H+L) horseradish peroxidase conjugate at 1:3000 (Life Technologies) used for γH2A detection
- Polyclonal antibodies from rabbits immunized with VSG2, VSG3, VSG6 or VSG13 used for VSG detection
- Monoclonal antibody L13D6 specific for a paraflagellar rod protein used to normalize VSG signal intensity
- Ef1α (loading control)
- Not explicitly mentioned
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