14 (link) The following primary antibodies were used: anti‐4‐HNE (Abcam, AB46545, 1:4000), anti‐Bax (Santa Cruz, Sc‐7480, 1:100), anti‐Bcl‐2 (Santa Cruz, Sc‐7382, 1:200), anti‐catalase (GeneTex, GTX110704, 1:1000), anti‐citrate synthase (Santa Cruz, Sc‐390693, 1:200), anti‐p‐DRP1 (Ser616, Cell Signaling, #34555, 1:500), anti‐DRP1 (Cell Signaling, #5391S, 1:500), anti‐Fis1 (Santa Cruz, Sc‐376447, 1:200), anti GPx1 (Thermo Fisher Scientific, PA5‐26323, 1:1000), anti‐MFN2 (Santa Cruz, Sc‐100560, 1:200), anti‐Mul1 (Abcam, AB209263, 1:1000), anti‐OPA1 (Thermo Fisher Scientific, MA5‐16149, 1:1000), anti‐Parkin (Abcam, AB77924, 1:2000), anti‐PINK1 (Thermo Fisher Scientific, PA1‐16604, 1:500), anti‐PGC‐1α1 (Millipore, AB3242, 1:1000), anti‐SOD2 (Genetex, GTX116093, 1:1000) and anti‐VDAC (Santa Cruz, Sc‐390996, 1:200). Then, anti‐rabbit (Cell Signaling, #7074S, 1:4000) or anti‐mouse (Cell Signaling, #7076S, 1:4000) secondary antibodies were used. The blots were revealed using a Pierce ECL kit (Thermo Fisher Scientific) or SupraSignal Femto kit (Thermo Fisher Scientific), and proteins were visualized by enhanced chemiluminescence (iBright 1500 Imaging System, Invitrogen) and quantified with ImageJ Software (version 1.8.0). Ponceau coloration was used as the loading control.
Quantitative Western Blot Analysis
14 (link) The following primary antibodies were used: anti‐4‐HNE (Abcam, AB46545, 1:4000), anti‐Bax (Santa Cruz, Sc‐7480, 1:100), anti‐Bcl‐2 (Santa Cruz, Sc‐7382, 1:200), anti‐catalase (GeneTex, GTX110704, 1:1000), anti‐citrate synthase (Santa Cruz, Sc‐390693, 1:200), anti‐p‐DRP1 (Ser616, Cell Signaling, #34555, 1:500), anti‐DRP1 (Cell Signaling, #5391S, 1:500), anti‐Fis1 (Santa Cruz, Sc‐376447, 1:200), anti GPx1 (Thermo Fisher Scientific, PA5‐26323, 1:1000), anti‐MFN2 (Santa Cruz, Sc‐100560, 1:200), anti‐Mul1 (Abcam, AB209263, 1:1000), anti‐OPA1 (Thermo Fisher Scientific, MA5‐16149, 1:1000), anti‐Parkin (Abcam, AB77924, 1:2000), anti‐PINK1 (Thermo Fisher Scientific, PA1‐16604, 1:500), anti‐PGC‐1α1 (Millipore, AB3242, 1:1000), anti‐SOD2 (Genetex, GTX116093, 1:1000) and anti‐VDAC (Santa Cruz, Sc‐390996, 1:200). Then, anti‐rabbit (Cell Signaling, #7074S, 1:4000) or anti‐mouse (Cell Signaling, #7076S, 1:4000) secondary antibodies were used. The blots were revealed using a Pierce ECL kit (Thermo Fisher Scientific) or SupraSignal Femto kit (Thermo Fisher Scientific), and proteins were visualized by enhanced chemiluminescence (iBright 1500 Imaging System, Invitrogen) and quantified with ImageJ Software (version 1.8.0). Ponceau coloration was used as the loading control.
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Variable analysis
- None explicitly mentioned
- Levels of 4-HNE
- Levels of Bax
- Levels of Bcl-2
- Levels of catalase
- Levels of citrate synthase
- Levels of phosphorylated DRP1 (Ser616)
- Levels of DRP1
- Levels of Fis1
- Levels of GPx1
- Levels of MFN2
- Levels of Mul1
- Levels of OPA1
- Levels of Parkin
- Levels of PINK1
- Levels of PGC-1α1
- Levels of SOD2
- Levels of VDAC
- Ponceau coloration for loading control
- None explicitly mentioned
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