Lentiviral Engineered 3T3 Cells Expressing p65-DsRed
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Corresponding Organization : Institute of Fundamental Technological Research
Other organizations : Stanford University
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Variable analysis
- Overexpression of p65
- Cloning the 1.5 kb upstream of the relA gene into the lentiviral construct to control p65-FP expression
- NF-KB activation
- Cell activation (correlation between p65-DsRed levels and cell activation)
- Endogenous mouse p65 promoter used to control p65-DsRed expression
- Use of relA knockout 3T3 cells
- TNF response at the population level
- Infection of cells with a lentivirus containing the nuclear marker H2B-GFP driven by the human Ubiquitin C promoter
- Freezing and newly thawing cells for each experiment to prevent 3T3 cells transforming and to minimize heterogeneity
- Positive control: Not explicitly mentioned.
- Negative control: Not explicitly mentioned.
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