shRNA-mediated knockdown of CD93 was performed as previously outlined [4 (link)] by using a pLKO.1 retroviral vector from the Mission shRNA Library (Merck KGaA, Darmstadt, Germany), which expresses a shRNA (clone TRCN0000029085) specific for the silencing of the human protein. Recombinant lentiviral particles were produced and used for infection experiments as earlier described [35 (link)].
Generation and Infection of Lentiviral Biosensors
shRNA-mediated knockdown of CD93 was performed as previously outlined [4 (link)] by using a pLKO.1 retroviral vector from the Mission shRNA Library (Merck KGaA, Darmstadt, Germany), which expresses a shRNA (clone TRCN0000029085) specific for the silencing of the human protein. Recombinant lentiviral particles were produced and used for infection experiments as earlier described [35 (link)].
Corresponding Organization : University of Siena
Other organizations : Science for Life Laboratory, Uppsala University
Variable analysis
- ShRNA-mediated knockdown of CD93
- Silencing of the human protein
- Lentiviral negative control vector containing scrambled shRNA (#1864, sh-unr)
- Rac1 generation fluorescence resonance energy transfer (FRET) biosensor for lentivirus production (#66111, pLenti-Rac1-2G)
- FRET-based biosensor reporting on Cdc42 activation (#68813, pLenti-Cdc42-2G)
- RhoA second-generation FRET biosensor for lentivirus production (#40179, pLenti-RhoA-2G)
- ShRNA (clone TRCN0000029085) specific for the silencing of the human protein
- Lentiviral negative control vector containing scrambled shRNA (#1864, sh-unr)
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