add ATP or adenosine. It will activate adenosine receptor, converting PIP2 to IP3 which binds to IP3 receptor on ER to liberate calcium.
s*i
7 楼
从新插一下就好了。
c*n
8 楼
话说vertx这玩意真是曲高和寡吗 账面上看着很不错 但是实在没看到太多用的人 总感觉是个大坑
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E*1
9 楼
Thanks a lot! I am wondering whether it is a general method, which means this method also works on MEFs. And I need more details about the method you mentioned, so could you give me a link of the protocol or a paper where the method has been used.
【在 n***w 的大作中提到】 : add ATP or adenosine. : It will activate adenosine receptor, converting PIP2 to IP3 which binds to : IP3 receptor on ER to liberate calcium.
【在 E**********1 的大作中提到】 : : Thanks a lot! : I am wondering whether it is a general method, which means this method also : works on MEFs. : And I need more details about the method you mentioned, so could you give me : a link of the protocol or a paper where the method has been used.
r*n
13 楼
刚买了两条, 如果新的没有问题,就说明旧的确实有问题, 然后去找厂家试试,看是能退,还是换
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E*1
14 楼
I've checked that paper. Based on my understanding, the paper said ATP stimulation can temporarily inhibit respiration and reduce mitochondrial membrane potential, so inhibit mitochondrial Ca2+ uptake. After temporary inhibition of Ca2+ uptake, ATP is consumed and mitochondrial respiration resumed and cause mitochondrial Ca2+ boost. And the boost after ATP stimulation can reflect the ability of cellular respiration. But this still doesn't solve my problem, which needs to increase cytoplasmic Ca2+ level.
No. You misunderstood the paper. ATP is used to activate the adenosine receptor. The largest calcium store inside the cell is endoplasmic reticulum, which can release a large amount of calcium upon IP3-R is activated. Mitochondria is critical in maintaining calcium homeostasis and will take up calcium if there is calcium overload. You can transfect your MEFs with cytoplasmic aequorin (you can search on this to get a better idea), which is widely used as a intracellular calcium indicator. You can check on this paper also: PMID 21720385, look at Figure 3 C and the methods section. But they did not perform experiments on MEFs. Good luck.
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【在 E**********1 的大作中提到】 : : I've checked that paper. Based on my understanding, the paper said ATP : stimulation can temporarily inhibit respiration and reduce mitochondrial : membrane potential, so inhibit mitochondrial Ca2+ uptake. After temporary : inhibition of Ca2+ uptake, ATP is consumed and mitochondrial respiration : resumed and cause mitochondrial Ca2+ boost. And the boost after ATP : stimulation can reflect the ability of cellular respiration. : But this still doesn't solve my problem, which needs to increase cytoplasmic : Ca2+ level.
s*y
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up calcium the methods section. But they did
【在 n***w 的大作中提到】 : No. You misunderstood the paper. ATP is used to activate the adenosine : receptor. : The largest calcium store inside the cell is endoplasmic reticulum, which : can release a large amount of calcium upon IP3-R is activated. : Mitochondria is critical in maintaining calcium homeostasis and will take up : calcium if there is calcium overload. : You can transfect your MEFs with cytoplasmic aequorin (you can search on : this to get a better idea), which is widely used as a intracellular calcium : indicator. : You can check on this paper also: PMID 21720385, look at Figure 3 C and the methods section. But they did
E*1
18 楼
Really thank you! Sorry about my misunderstanding. I really don't know much about calcium. You mentioned use aequorin as a calcium indicator. My question is how about Fura2-AM. What are the pros and cons of these two? After the treatment, I will do immunoflurescence staining, I am thinking if I use Fura2-AM, I can get calcium level and localization of my target protein at the same time. Really thanks for you time!
up calcium the methods section. But they did
【在 n***w 的大作中提到】 : No. You misunderstood the paper. ATP is used to activate the adenosine : receptor. : The largest calcium store inside the cell is endoplasmic reticulum, which : can release a large amount of calcium upon IP3-R is activated. : Mitochondria is critical in maintaining calcium homeostasis and will take up : calcium if there is calcium overload. : You can transfect your MEFs with cytoplasmic aequorin (you can search on : this to get a better idea), which is widely used as a intracellular calcium : indicator. : You can check on this paper also: PMID 21720385, look at Figure 3 C and the methods section. But they did
n*w
19 楼
I do not know much about Fura2-AM. I read papers that use this dye in neurons but not in MEFs. Based on your objective, I do think probably using a dye may be better than aequorin. But the experimental conditions need to be carefully taken care of since Fura2-AM imaging may be affected by many variables. Good luck.
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【在 E**********1 的大作中提到】 : Really thank you! : Sorry about my misunderstanding. I really don't know much about calcium. : You mentioned use aequorin as a calcium indicator. My question is how about : Fura2-AM. What are the pros and cons of these two? After the treatment, I : will do immunoflurescence staining, I am thinking if I use Fura2-AM, I can : get calcium level and localization of my target protein at the same time. : Really thanks for you time! : : up : calcium
E*1
20 楼
than of Thanks a ton, bro!
【在 n***w 的大作中提到】 : I do not know much about Fura2-AM. I read papers that use this dye : in neurons but not in MEFs. : Based on your objective, I do think probably using a dye may be better than : aequorin. But the experimental conditions need to be carefully taken care of : since Fura2-AM imaging may be affected by many variables. : Good luck. : : about