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MCF-7 cells were stably transfected with empty pcDNA3 (MP cells) or pcDNA3 containing sense Arl2 (MA+ cells) or antisense Arl2 (MA- cells) as describe elsewhere [20].
Genomic qPCR was performed using the ViiA7™ real-time PCR system (Life Technologies, Carlsbad, CA) as describe elsewhere [ 31].
The culture was rescued using either M13KO7 or KM13 helper phage (MRC HGMP Resource Centre, Cambridge, UK) as describe elsewhere [ 55].
All putative secreted sequences were merged in a single FASTA file and submitted to the CD-HIT server [ 68] for hierarchical clustering (H-CD-HIT) as describe elsewhere [ 69].
To amplify exon 6, we used the following primers: forward, GGGTTTTCGATTGCTGTCATT; reverse, AGTCAGCAGCACTCCTCCAT. To amplify exon 7, we used the following primers: forward, ATTTAGCTGCTGAGGCTGGA; reverse, GACAAAGACCCGAGAAGCAC. Mitochondrial isolation was performed as describe elsewhere (Fernandez-Vizarra et al, 2002).
All qPCR experiments were triplicate and the copy number of each target was defined as 2-ΔΔCT, where ΔCt is the difference in threshold cycles of the sample in question normalized against the reference region and expressed relative to the value obtained by calibrator DNA (individual/calibrator) as describe elsewhere [ 32].
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Radiolabeling was performed as described elsewhere [9].
Liposomes were prepared as described elsewhere [24].
CPR was performed as described elsewhere [4].
The global WR was calculated as described elsewhere [13].
AdR was heterologously expressed and purified as described elsewhere [24].
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