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This article isThis article by protected copyright. All rightsr in dissolved was Tibolone hours. nM 10 stim before hours 24 for performed was treatment L and red phenol without DMEM deprived were cells NHA and T98G Drug Treatments ahumidified atkept in 37 incubator °C and5%CO (hEGF) factor growth epidermal GA with mg penicillin/10 (NHA) U 10 and France) (Eurobio, Normal USA). Walkersville, (Lonza, amphotericin ng streptomycin/25 (FBS) serum bovine fetal 10% with USA) Walkersville, (Lonza, glucose high (DMEM) Medium Eagle Modified CRL (ATCC® cells T98G Cell culture and Materials methods markersastrocyte ( from derived understand death, cell measured we and compound P to exposed Accepted Article32 ) . This cell line cell This . ulated with 70 µM tibolone (Sigma, St Louis, MO, USA) and NHA cells with 20 µM and and µM with 20 cells NHA and USA) MO, Louis, (Sigma,St tibolone µM 70 with ulated

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lemented tibolone tibolone ( in 36 human human 2.5% 2.5% ) .

This article isThis article by protected copyright. All rightsr permeabilized and fixed harvested, were cells finished, were treatments the once Briefly, expressionanalyzing protein status phosphorylation and expression to performed was analysis cytometry Flow expressionProtein and analysis using flowphosphorylation cytometry Mean nm). 540 emission nm/ 485 (excitation fluorescence (a.u.)forallexperiments. ispresentedinarbitrary units DCFDA nm), 590 emission nm/ 530 (BMG Germany) Ortenberg, reader LABTECH, microplate Omega FLUOstar a using detected was Fluorescence minutes. Both respectively. hydro and superoxide quantify to used were USA) MO, Louis, (Sigma,St described used p with Staining deathandCell production Reactive OxygenSpecies analysis ( reduce to able is compound this that observed interacti by activity DMSO. in dissolved also was compound before µM 100 at added was telomerase, of inhibitor an USA), Ca, Cruz, Santa Biotechnology, Cruz final the at cells to b 40 Accepted Article (BSA) albumin serum ovine ) .

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( This 41 for for ) . , This article isThis article by protected copyright. All rightsr USA). Ma, Waltham, Scientific, Fisher (Thermo 1X cocktail inhibitor Thermo and orthovanadate sodium mM 1 pyrophosphate, sodium mM 2.5 fluoride, sodium mM 10 contained which USA), Ma, Waltham, Scientific, Fisher by published for instructions the followed We analysisTelomerase activity expression analysis. and USA) MA, (Millipore, Software fluorescence only incubation the to corresponded control negative The scatt forward for area the against width the plotting performed was discrimination Doublet acquisition ( 488 Dylight ( ( (Tyr707) the were used dilutions and following: Antibodies USA). MA, (Millipore, cytometer fluorescence the EasyCyte quantify to BSA 2% in resuspended and again washed the out with incubation 75% using Accepted Article Scientific, Fisher Thermo

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This article isThis article by protected copyright. All rightsr CFX96 a on realized was PCR Time Real µl. 15 of volume total a for water, and primer each of µM 0.8 DNA, of ng 20 UK), London, (Bioline, HRM SensiMix 2× of µl 7.5 used TT CTG CGC GGT CAT AAG GAA CCG CCG GTC CCC CC CGG GCC ALBD: and TTG TCC GAA ACA TGC TGC AAA CGG GGG TC CTA (single Albumin TCC CTA TCC CTA TCC CTA TCC GTA TAG TGT TELC: TE were: used primers The ng/µL. 10 to normalized and USA) Ca, Carlsbad, (Invitrogen, fluorometer method method a following analyzed was length Telomere lengthTelomere analysis c as used was buffer (Ct) cycle threshold cycles 40 CA). Hercules, (BioRad, System s performed was incubation ng 2 primer, ACC) CTA ACC CTT ACC CTT ACC CTT CGG (GCG ACX µM 1 and primer GTT) AGA AGC TCG No SYBR® for ng/µL 2 to normalized of means by quantified ubstrate by tel by ubstrate Accepted wastakenontrol sample as Article ( s rvosy described previously as 46 LG: ACA CTA AGG TTT GGG TTT GGG TTT GGG TTT GGG TTA GTG T and T GTG TTA GGG TTT GGG TTT GGG TTT GGG TTT AGG CTA ACA LG: at at ) - . DNA was quantified with a Qubit dsDNA BR Assay and measured in a Qubit Qubit a in measured and Assay BR dsDNA Qubit a with quantified was DNA . 95°C for 15 sec and 60°C for 60 sec. Data analysis was performed based on the the on based performed was analysis Data sec. 60 for 60°C and sec 15 for 95°C ROX Master mix (Bioline, London, United Kingdom), 1 µM TS (AAT CCG CCG (AAT TS µM 1 Kingdom), United London, (Bioline, mix Master ROX omerase. Later, R Later, omerase. - copy gene) primers gene) copy a ,

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