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Volume 15, Number 2—February 2009
Research

Characteristics of 263K Scrapie Agent in Multiple Hamster Species

Kimberly D. Meade-WhiteComments to Author , Kent D. Barbian, Brent Race, Cynthia Favara, Don Gardner, Lara Taubner, Stephen Porcella, and Richard Race
Author affiliations: National Institute of Allergy and Infectious Diseases, Hamilton, Montana, USA

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Figure 4

Proteinase K–sensitive prion protein (PrPsen) Western blot analysis from 6 hamster species performed with A) polyclonal antibody R30 (89–103) or B) R30 preincubated with peptide to prion protein 89–103. Hamster species: lane 1, Syrian; lane 2, Turkish; lane 3, Djungarian; lane 4, Syrian; lane 5, Chinese; lane 6, Armenian. Lane 7, proteinase K–resistant prion protein (PrPres) from 263K Syrian hamsters. 0.8 mg tissue equivalents per lane; 37 kDa indicated.

Figure 4. Proteinase K–sensitive prion protein (PrPsen) Western blot analysis from 6 hamster species performed with A) polyclonal antibody R30 (89–103) or B) R30 preincubated with peptide to prion protein 89–103. Hamster species: lane 1, Syrian; lane 2, Turkish; lane 3, Djungarian; lane 4, Syrian; lane 5, Chinese; lane 6, Armenian. Lane 7, proteinase K–resistant prion protein (PrPres) from 263K Syrian hamsters. 0.8 mg tissue equivalents per lane; 37 kDa indicated.

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