Ferroptosis-Inhibition Compound Evaluation
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Corresponding Organization : University of Michigan–Ann Arbor
Other organizations : Michigan Medicine, Michigan Center for Translational Pathology, The University of Texas at Austin, Howard Hughes Medical Institute
Variable analysis
- Ferrostatin-1 (347174-05-4)
- Liproxstatin-1 (950455-15-9)
- Trolox (53188-07-1)
- Deferoxamine (138-14-7)
- RSL-3 (1219810-16-8)
- Erastin (571203-78-6)
- Sulfasalazine (599-79-1)
- Atorvastatin (599-79-1)
- KU60019 (925701-46-8)
- Mouse recombinant IFN_γ (485-MI-100)
- Anti-mouse IFN_γ block antibody (MAB485)
- Human recombinant IFN_γ (285-IF-100)
- Anti-mouse IFNGR1 antibody (16-1193-85)
- IgG (BE0087, BE0090)
- Anti-mouse CTLA4 (BE0131)
- Anti-mouse PD-L1 (BE0101)
- Anti-mouse CD8 (BE0117)
- Concentration used (as shown in Supplementary Table. S1)
- C11BODIPY (D3861)
- Anti-human SLC7A11 antibody (12691)
- Anti-β-actin (12262)
- Anti-GAPDH (2118)
- Anti-STAT1 (9172)
- Anti-phospho-STAT1 (9167)
- Anti-ATM (2873)
- Anti-ACSL4 (4047)
- Anti-GPX4 (ab41787)
- 4-HNE antibody (ab46545)
- Cyst(e)inase (generated as previously described)
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