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a viscosus atcc 15988  (ATCC)
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A Viscosus Atcc 15988, supplied by ATCC, used in various techniques. Bioz Stars score: 93/100, based on 1 PubMed citations. ZERO BIAS - scores, article reviews, protocol conditions and more
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shewanella putrefaciens dsmz 6067  (DSMZ)
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Shewanella Putrefaciens Dsmz 6067, supplied by DSMZ, used in various techniques. Bioz Stars score: 93/100, based on 1 PubMed citations. ZERO BIAS - scores, article reviews, protocol conditions and more
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rabbit anti human kcnj15 pab  (Proteintech)
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<t>KCNJ15</t> is expressed throughout the FAE, but not by M cells or the villous epithelium. (A) The Affymetrix probe sets registered for Kcnj15 which were co-expressed within cluster 65 were surveyed with the RefDIC probe-mapping tool to confirm that they recognized exons within this gene (red bars). NM_019664 and NM_001039056 accession numbers of reference sequences. (B) Heat map showing the expression of profile throughout the intestine of probe sets encoding KCNJ potassium channels (a representative probe set is shown when multiple probe sets for a gene were present on the array). Each column represents the mean probe set intensity (log 2 ) for all samples from each source ( n = 2–4). Kcnj15 was the only gene which was expressed significantly within the FAE at levels >2.0-fold when compared with the villous epithelium. The red-boxed area indicates the mAb NKM 16-2-4-enriched Peyer's patch M cell data sets; the blue-boxed area indicates the FAE data sets. (C) IHC analysis of mouse Peyer's patches shows the cytoplasmic expression of KCNJ15 (red) throughout cells within the FAE, but not in M cells (GP2 + cells, green, arrows) or the villous epithelium. SED, subepithelial dome. Dotted line indicates the border of the FAE.
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pgc1alpha shrnas  (Addgene inc)
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<t>KCNJ15</t> is expressed throughout the FAE, but not by M cells or the villous epithelium. (A) The Affymetrix probe sets registered for Kcnj15 which were co-expressed within cluster 65 were surveyed with the RefDIC probe-mapping tool to confirm that they recognized exons within this gene (red bars). NM_019664 and NM_001039056 accession numbers of reference sequences. (B) Heat map showing the expression of profile throughout the intestine of probe sets encoding KCNJ potassium channels (a representative probe set is shown when multiple probe sets for a gene were present on the array). Each column represents the mean probe set intensity (log 2 ) for all samples from each source ( n = 2–4). Kcnj15 was the only gene which was expressed significantly within the FAE at levels >2.0-fold when compared with the villous epithelium. The red-boxed area indicates the mAb NKM 16-2-4-enriched Peyer's patch M cell data sets; the blue-boxed area indicates the FAE data sets. (C) IHC analysis of mouse Peyer's patches shows the cytoplasmic expression of KCNJ15 (red) throughout cells within the FAE, but not in M cells (GP2 + cells, green, arrows) or the villous epithelium. SED, subepithelial dome. Dotted line indicates the border of the FAE.
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KCNJ15 is expressed throughout the FAE, but not by M cells or the villous epithelium. (A) The Affymetrix probe sets registered for Kcnj15 which were co-expressed within cluster 65 were surveyed with the RefDIC probe-mapping tool to confirm that they recognized exons within this gene (red bars). NM_019664 and NM_001039056 accession numbers of reference sequences. (B) Heat map showing the expression of profile throughout the intestine of probe sets encoding KCNJ potassium channels (a representative probe set is shown when multiple probe sets for a gene were present on the array). Each column represents the mean probe set intensity (log 2 ) for all samples from each source ( n = 2–4). Kcnj15 was the only gene which was expressed significantly within the FAE at levels >2.0-fold when compared with the villous epithelium. The red-boxed area indicates the mAb NKM 16-2-4-enriched Peyer's patch M cell data sets; the blue-boxed area indicates the FAE data sets. (C) IHC analysis of mouse Peyer's patches shows the cytoplasmic expression of KCNJ15 (red) throughout cells within the FAE, but not in M cells (GP2 + cells, green, arrows) or the villous epithelium. SED, subepithelial dome. Dotted line indicates the border of the FAE.

Journal: DNA Research: An International Journal for Rapid Publication of Reports on Genes and Genomes

Article Title: Identification of Novel Genes Selectively Expressed in the Follicle-Associated Epithelium from the Meta-Analysis of Transcriptomics Data from Multiple Mouse Cell and Tissue Populations

doi: 10.1093/dnares/dss022

Figure Lengend Snippet: KCNJ15 is expressed throughout the FAE, but not by M cells or the villous epithelium. (A) The Affymetrix probe sets registered for Kcnj15 which were co-expressed within cluster 65 were surveyed with the RefDIC probe-mapping tool to confirm that they recognized exons within this gene (red bars). NM_019664 and NM_001039056 accession numbers of reference sequences. (B) Heat map showing the expression of profile throughout the intestine of probe sets encoding KCNJ potassium channels (a representative probe set is shown when multiple probe sets for a gene were present on the array). Each column represents the mean probe set intensity (log 2 ) for all samples from each source ( n = 2–4). Kcnj15 was the only gene which was expressed significantly within the FAE at levels >2.0-fold when compared with the villous epithelium. The red-boxed area indicates the mAb NKM 16-2-4-enriched Peyer's patch M cell data sets; the blue-boxed area indicates the FAE data sets. (C) IHC analysis of mouse Peyer's patches shows the cytoplasmic expression of KCNJ15 (red) throughout cells within the FAE, but not in M cells (GP2 + cells, green, arrows) or the villous epithelium. SED, subepithelial dome. Dotted line indicates the border of the FAE.

Article Snippet: Serial frozen sections (10 μm in thickness) of Peyer's patches were cut on a cryostat and immunostained with the following antibodies: rat anti-mouse GP2 monoclonal antibody (mAb; MBL International, Woburn, MA, USA) or rabbit anti-annexin-A5 (ANXA5) polyclonal antibody (pAb; Abcam, Cambridge, UK) to detect M cells, goat anti-mouse CCL20 pAb (R&D Systems, Abingdon, UK), Alexa Fluor 488-conjugated hamster anti-mouse CD11c mAb (clone N418; eBioscience, Hatfield, UK), biotinylated rat anti-mouse CD68 mAb (clone FA-11; AbD Serotec, Oxford, UK), biotinylated rat anti-E-cadherin (clone DECMA-1; eBioscience), rabbit anti-human KCNJ15 pAb (Protein Tech Group, Chicago, IL, USA), biotinylated rat anti-mouse CD107a (LAMP-1) mAb (clone 1D4B; Biolegend, Cambridge, UK), rat anti-mouse milk fat globule epidermal growth factor (EGF) factor 8 (MFG-E8) mAb (clone FDC-M1; BD Pharmingen, Oxford, UK) and rabbit anti-ubiquitin D pAb (Protein Tech Group).

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