Human Lyp Antibody

Detection of Lyp by Western Blot

Lyp protein levels in Jurkat T cells 48 hours after the beginning of O/N transfection with different doses of siRNA s/a in DMPC/1/siRNA lipoplexes.Representative duplicate experiment among all replicas in S4 Fig. (A) Lyp expression in Jurkat T cells cultured in RPMI or after O/N transfection with DMPC/1, 20 pmols of siRNA and 20 pmols of siRNA in DMPC/1/siRNA lipoplexes (DMPC/1/siRNA20). 20 pmols of siRNA complexed with DMPC/1 resulted in a 31% reduction of Lyp expression. (B) Same experiment as in A using 60 pmols of siRNA complexed with DMPC/1 (DMPC/1/siRNA60). 39% reduction of Lyp expression was obtained. (C) Same experiment as in A using 100 pmols of siRNA complexed with DMPC/1 lipoplexes (DMPC/1/siRNA100). 47% reduction of Lyp expression was obtained. (D) Representative WB image within all experimental groups is shown. Under each blot Lyp O.D. values for every treatment are normalized over the corresponding beta-actin values. All percentages were expressed relatively to untransfected cells (RPMI) that is considered the 100% of basal Lyp expression. Graphs A, B, C show the mean values and their standard deviations. In all experimental conditions (vide infra), a decrease in Lyp protein level was not observed in cells treated with the liposome alone or, more importantly, in cells treated with the correspondent dose of the siRNA s/a free molecule. Image collected and cropped by CiteAb from the following open publication (https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/28437437), licensed under a CC-BY license. Not internally tested by R&D Systems.