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Fig. 1 | Journal of Experimental & Clinical Cancer Research

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From: MYL6B, a myosin light chain, promotes MDM2-mediated p53 degradation and drives HCC development

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MYL6B interacts with both MDM2 and p53. (a, b) Whole cell lysate from Huh7 cell transfected with myc3-vector or myc3-MDM2 were subjected to Co-IP with anti-myc agarose and followed by NanoLC-ESI-MS/MS analysis (a) or immunoblotting analysis with antibody against MDM2 or MYL6B (B). (c) Whole cell lysate from Huh7 cell transfected with 3FLAG-vector or 3FLAG-MYL6B were subjected to Co-IP with anti-FLAG Agarose Affinity Gel and followed by immunoblotting with antibody against MYL6B, MDM2 or p53. (d) Huh7 cell lysate was subjected to Co-IP with anti-MDM2 or IgG and followed by immunoblotting with antibody against MYL6B. (e) Whole cell lysate from Huh7 cell lysate was subjected to Co-IP with anti-p53 or IgG and followed by immunoblotting with antibody against MYL6B. (f) Increasing amounts (0, 1, and 2 μg) of MYL6B plasmid were transfected into Huh7 together with myc3-MDM2 and FLAG-p53. Anti-myc was used to immunoprecipitate myc3-MDM2 and immunoblotting were performed with p53, MYL6B and MDM2 antibodies

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