Figure 2
Western blot and quantitative PCR demonstrate that CCR5 protein and mRNA are only present in cells expressing surface CCR5. (A) Western blots of CCR5+ and CCR5− Sorted whole cell lysates. CD3+ T cells from the whole blood of 3 different donors were isolated and sorted by flow cytometry into CCR5− and CCR5+ populations. Lysates were made from the 2 populations, and CCR5 was detected by Western blot (band at ∼ 42 kDa). Lysates from parental and Hi-5 GHOST (3) cell lines were used as negative and positive controls, respectively. β-actin was used as a loading control for each lysate (band at ∼ 47 kDa). (B) CCR5 mRNA in CCR5+ and CCR5− sorted cells. Median copy number of CCR5 mRNA was normalized to median copy number of R18 mRNA, and values were multiplied by 1 000 000. Samples were run in duplicate for a given dilution, and all wells in range of the standard curve for a given sample were used to calculate the median values shown.

Western blot and quantitative PCR demonstrate that CCR5 protein and mRNA are only present in cells expressing surface CCR5. (A) Western blots of CCR5+ and CCR5 Sorted whole cell lysates. CD3+ T cells from the whole blood of 3 different donors were isolated and sorted by flow cytometry into CCR5 and CCR5+ populations. Lysates were made from the 2 populations, and CCR5 was detected by Western blot (band at ∼ 42 kDa). Lysates from parental and Hi-5 GHOST (3) cell lines were used as negative and positive controls, respectively. β-actin was used as a loading control for each lysate (band at ∼ 47 kDa). (B) CCR5 mRNA in CCR5+ and CCR5 sorted cells. Median copy number of CCR5 mRNA was normalized to median copy number of R18 mRNA, and values were multiplied by 1 000 000. Samples were run in duplicate for a given dilution, and all wells in range of the standard curve for a given sample were used to calculate the median values shown.

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