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cation product from three input quantities was tested (Figure 8): 6.25
ng (similar to the kit-equivalent of 5 ng per 75 ul reaction) (1), 391 pg
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266 phospho-FAK (pTyr397) F7926 5747 PTK2 P NP_001186578.1 y y y
627 RAD1 R5029 5810 RAD1 P NP_002844.1 y n/d n/d
556 Paxillin P1093 5829 PXN M NP_001074324.1 y n/d y
623
5747 PTK2 P NP_001186578.1 y y y
266 phospho-FAK (pTyr397) F7926 5747 PTK2 P NP_001186578.1 y y y
627 RAD1 R5029 5810 RAD1 P NP_002844.1 y n/d n/d
556 Paxillin P1093 5829 PXN M NP_001074324.1 y n/d y
623
5747 PTK2 P NP_001186578.1 y y y
266 phospho-FAK (pTyr397) F7926 5747 PTK2 P NP_001186578.1 y y y
627 RAD1 R5029 5810 RAD1 P NP_002844.1 y n/d n/d
556 Paxillin P1093 5829 PXN M NP_001074324.1 y n/d y
623
Rab5 R7904 M y y y
624 Anti Cy3+Cy5 C0992 M NA NA NA
625 Rab 7 R8779 M y y y
626 Rab9 R5404 M y y y
627 RAD1 R5029 P y n/d n/d
628 Rad17 (C-terminal) (C-terminal) R8029 P y n/d n/d
629
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.4 M y y y
626 Rab9 R5404 84589, 9367, 56382 RAB9,Rab9 NP_445910.1,NP_004242.1,NP_062747.1 M y y y
627 RAD1 R5029 5810 RAD1 NP_596868.1 P y n/d n/d
628 Rad17 (C-terminal) R8029 5884 RAD17 NP_579922.1 P
.4 M y y y
626 Rab9 R5404 84589, 9367, 56382 RAB9,Rab9 NP_445910.1,NP_004242.1,NP_062747.1 M y y y
627 RAD1 R5029 5810 RAD1 NP_596868.1 P y n/d n/d
628 Rad17 (C-terminal) R8029 5884 RAD17 NP_579922.1 P