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Research Article

Thyroglobulin may affect telomerase activity in thyroid follicular cells

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Pages 524-530 | Received 12 Dec 2007, Accepted 15 May 2008, Published online: 01 Apr 2009

Figures & data

Figure 1.  (a) Telomerase activities in HeLa cell extract. Each value is the mean of duplicate experiments. ○, positive control in the assay kit; •, HeLa cell extract. (b) Effect of human thyroglobulin on telomerase activity in vitro. Each value is the mean of duplicate experiments. 106 HeLa cells extract/assay tube were used as telomerase enzyme. ○, 0% 66,000 MW bovine serum albumin (BSA) instead of thyroglobulin was added as a control; ⊚, 0.1% (final) BSA; ▪, 1% (final) BSA.

Figure 1.  (a) Telomerase activities in HeLa cell extract. Each value is the mean of duplicate experiments. ○, positive control in the assay kit; •, HeLa cell extract. (b) Effect of human thyroglobulin on telomerase activity in vitro. Each value is the mean of duplicate experiments. 106 HeLa cells extract/assay tube were used as telomerase enzyme. ○, 0% 66,000 MW bovine serum albumin (BSA) instead of thyroglobulin was added as a control; ⊚, 0.1% (final) BSA; ▪, 1% (final) BSA.

Table I.  Effect of iodine or thyroid hormones and or human thyroid extract on telomerase activity.

Figure 2.  Effect of intermediate addition of dNTP(a) or TS primer(b) on the telomerase assay. Each value is the mean of duplicate experiments. HTg, human thyrogrobulin; posit., positive control; neg., negative control.

Figure 2.  Effect of intermediate addition of dNTP(a) or TS primer(b) on the telomerase assay. Each value is the mean of duplicate experiments. HTg, human thyrogrobulin; posit., positive control; neg., negative control.

Figure 3.  Effect of human thyroglobulin on ordinary or real time quantitative PCR product (particularly taq DNA polymerase). (a) ordinary PCR. Lane 1 ∼ 6, UCSNP 19 is used as a primer ( ← ); M, size marker; 1: control: without addition of human thyroglobulin. 2 ∼ 6: addition of 10− 9∼10− 5 (ten-fold serially diluted) M of human thyroblobulin at the beginning of PCR. (b) real time quantitative PCR. The primer used was TaqMan Gene Expression Assay (ID: Hs00355773-ml). At the beginning of the real time PCR 10− 5 M (red line) or 10− 6 M (green line) and or 10− 7 M (blue line) of human thyroglobulin. Purple line: without addition of human thyroglobulin at the beginning of the PCR (positive control). Dotted red line under the threshold line (dark green): without addition of template DNA at the beginning of the PCR (negative control). Both positive and negative control experiments were successfully proceeded.

Figure 3.  Effect of human thyroglobulin on ordinary or real time quantitative PCR product (particularly taq DNA polymerase). (a) ordinary PCR. Lane 1 ∼ 6, UCSNP 19 is used as a primer ( ← ); M, size marker; 1: control: without addition of human thyroglobulin. 2 ∼ 6: addition of 10− 9∼10− 5 (ten-fold serially diluted) M of human thyroblobulin at the beginning of PCR. (b) real time quantitative PCR. The primer used was TaqMan Gene Expression Assay (ID: Hs00355773-ml). At the beginning of the real time PCR 10− 5 M (red line) or 10− 6 M (green line) and or 10− 7 M (blue line) of human thyroglobulin. Purple line: without addition of human thyroglobulin at the beginning of the PCR (positive control). Dotted red line under the threshold line (dark green): without addition of template DNA at the beginning of the PCR (negative control). Both positive and negative control experiments were successfully proceeded.

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