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Ox-ApoE binds weakly to emulsion particles.

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posted on 2013-02-26, 12:07 authored by Youfeng Yang, Zehong Cao, Ling Tian, W. Timothy Garvey, Guangjie Cheng

A. Ox-ApoE binding with triglyceride-PC emulsion particles. Native and ox-ApoE were incubated with triglyceride-PC emulsion particles at room temperature for 1 hr with gentle shaking. Emulsion particles and lipid-free buffer were segregated by centrifugation. Equal amount of samples from top and lower layers (contain lipid-bound ApoE and free ApoE, respectively) were carried out for Western blot analysis using anti-ApoE antibody. B. Ox-ApoE binding with PC emulsion particles. Native and ox-ApoE were incubated with PC emulsion particles at room temperature for 1 hr with gentle shaking. Emulsion particles and lipid-free buffer were segregated by centrifugation as in A. Equal amount of samples from top and lower layers (contain lipid-bound ApoE and free ApoE, respectively) were carried out for Western blot analysis using anti-ApoE antibody. C. Quantification of ApoE and ox-ApoE binding to triglycerides-PC emulsion particles from data in A. The ratio was calculated as emulsion particle-bound ApoE/free ApoE. D. Quantification of ApoE and ox-ApoE binding to PC emulsion particles from data in B. The ratio was calculated as emulsion particle-bound ApoE/free ApoE. Data are shown as means ± SEM; *p<0.05. n = 3.

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