Dictyostelium Growth and Fractionation
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Variable analysis
- Cell line used (wild-type Ax2 cells, aprA- strain DB60T3-8, and crlA- strain JH557)
- Size of the CfaD complex secreted by NC4 cells
- Proliferation assays
- Doubling times
- Nuclei staining
- Spore counts
- Spore viability
- Cell culture conditions (following Brock et al., 1999)
- Conditioned growth and starvation media (CM) and PBM buffer preparation (following Brock et al., 2002)
- Size fractionation (following Brock and Gomer, 2005)
- Western blot staining with anti-AprA antibodies (following Brock and Gomer, 2005)
- Photography of aggregates and fruiting bodies (following Brock et al., 2002)
- Proliferation assays, nuclei staining, spore counts and spore viability assays (following Brock and Gomer, 2005)
- Bacteria grown without Dictyostelium cells (for examining the size of the CfaD complex secreted by NC4 cells)
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