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SL Shin-Haw Lee
SH Sina Hadipour-Lakmehsari
HM Harsha R. Murthy
NG Natalie Gibb
TM Tetsuaki Miyake
AT Allen C. T. Teng
JC Jake Cosme
JY Jessica C. Yu
MM Mark Moon
SL SangHyun Lim
VW Victoria Wong
PL Peter Liu
FB Filio Billia
RF Rodrigo Fernandez-Gonzalez
IS Igor Stagljar
PS Parveen Sharma
TK Thomas Kislinger
IS Ian C. Scott
AG Anthony O. Gramolini
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Primary rabbit polyclonal anti-REEP5 antibody (IB: 1:1000 dilution, IF: 1:800 dilution; 14643-1-AP; Proteintech), polyclonal anti-Nogo-A/B (IB: 1:1000 dilution, IF: 1:1000 dilution; PA1-41220; ThermoFisher), polyclonal anti-ATL3 antibody (IB: 1:1000 dilution, IF: 1:800 dilution; PA5-24652; ThermoFisher), polyclonal anti-CKAP4 antibody (IB: 1:1000 dilution, IF: 1:800 dilution; PA5-42926; ThermoFisher) and mouse monoclonal anti-Alpha sarcomeric actinin antibody (IF: 1:500 dilution; MA1-22863; ThermoFisher), monoclonal anti-Triadin antibody (IF: 1:500 dilution; MA3-927; ThermoFisher), monoclonal anti-RyR2 antibody (IF: 1:500 dilution; ab2827; Abcam) were used for immunocytochemistry and immunoblot studies. Anti-alpha tubulin (#2144), anti-GRp78 (#3177), anti-GRp94 (#2104), anti-GAPDH (#2118) antibodies from Cell Signaling; anti-ATF4 (ab216839), anti-Caspase12 (ab62484) antibodies from Abcam were used for immunoblot studies at 1:1000 dilution. Anti-GFP (sc390394) antibody from Santa Cruz Biotechnology was used for immunoblot studies at 1:1000 dilution.

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