Transfection of Cells with Akt Kinase
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Other organizations : Max Perutz Labs, Vienna Biocenter, University of Vienna
Variable analysis
- Transfection of cells with an expression vector encoding GFP (pmax-GFP; LONZA)
- Transfection of cells with a construct encoding constitutively active Akt kinase (Akt-CA, full length mouse Akt1 with the 14-amino acid src myristoylation signal at its NH2 terminus)
- Transfection of cells with a construct encoding a dominant negative Akt mutant lacking kinase activity (Akt-DN, human Akt1 inactivated by a Lys179 to Ala mutation)
- Not explicitly mentioned
- 1.5×10^6 cells prepared as described
- 100 μl of nucleofector solution (Amaxa Mouse Neuron Nucleofector kit; LONZA)
- Plating and growth of cells on poly-L-lysine/laminin coated coverslips
- Amaxa transfection device (Amaxa Biosystems), using program G-013 according to the manufacturers specifications
- Positive control: Transfection of cells with a construct encoding constitutively active Akt kinase (Akt-CA)
- Negative control: Transfection of cells with pcDNA3 (empty vector control)
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