Validation of PTAR1 antibody specificity
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Other organizations : New York University, University of Washington, Howard Hughes Medical Institute
Variable analysis
- Silencing PTAR1 in primary fibroblasts NHFs and HEK293T cell lines
- Specificity of the PTAR1 antibody
- Antibodies from Abcam (FNTA, FNTB), Abnova (PGGT1B), Bethyl (RabGGTB), Aviva Biosystems (RabGGTA), Sigma (anti-FLAG M2, anti-FLAG, β-actin), Santa Cruz Biotechnology (SKP1), and Covance (anti-HA)
- Polyclonal rabbit antibody to FBXL2 generated using a peptide against FBXL2
- Human cDNA ORFs for PTAR1, FNTA, and RabGGTA purchased from Origene
- GFP-tagged cDNA of RAB1a, RAB7a, RAB11, RAB34, and RAB35 obtained from Addgene
- Variously tagged-genes and mutants generated in pcDNA3 and pEGFPC1 vectors either by sub-cloning or site-directed mutagenesis methodologies
- Silencing PTAR1 in primary fibroblasts NHFs and HEK293T cell lines to validate the specificity of the PTAR1 antibody
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