20181122-20181126: Immunoabsorption NF155 (18-858)

Objective: to do an immunoabsorption of NF155 in a serum from a patient with antibodies anti-NF155.

22.11.2018: Coating HEK293

  • Prepare 4  6-well plates 
  • Treatment with Poly-D-Lysine (diluted 1/40 with boratte buffer)
  • Incubate for 1h (37ºC, 5% CO2).
  • Wash with PBS
  • Trypsin-EDTA a plate of HEK293 –> For every well: 400.000 cells
  • Incubate at 37ºC for 24h.

23.11.2018: Transfection

Transfect two 6-well plate with NF155, and one with NF186 (the other one is not transfected)

  • [NF186] = 0,983 µg/µL. 4 µg /well –> 25 µL + 750 µL Optimem
  • [NF155] = 1,104 µg/µL. 4 µg /well –> 43’5 µL + 1,5 mL Optimem
  • Lipofectamine: 6 µL/well. 108 µL + 2,25 ml Optimem
  • Incubate the DNA and the lipofectamine at RT for 5 min.
  • Unify every DNA with the appropriate amount of Lipo and incubate at RT for 30 min.
  • For every well: 2 ml of HEK medium and 250 µL of the mix of DNA and Lipo.
  • Incubate O/N at 37ºC.

24.11.2018: Fixing and freezing

  • Fix  with PFA 4%. Incubation at RT during 10min.
  • Wash with PBS 1x.
  • Freeze at -80ºC (without liquid)

26.11.2018: Immunoabsorption

Sample: serum from J.C. de Haro Mateo (18-858 ICQ)

  • Dilute the serum 1/50 in PBS
  • Put 0’5 ml in the first well of every plate
  • Incubate 1 hour in every well (at RT) –> in the case of NF155, incubate 30 mins in every well (12 wells)
  • Freeze the immunoabsorpted samples at -20ºC

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