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9-tert-Butyl Doxycycline is a Tet On/Off system agonist capable of activating and acting as an inducer for the tetracycline-transactivator (tTA) and reverse tTA (rtTA), and tTA-responsive promoters (Ptets), herein known as the Tet switch. The compound is able to activate the Tet switch with approximately 10 fold greater efficacy, especially in lipophilic environments such as the brain and lung and other similar biocompartments. The compound is freely soluble in water, and can be administered IV, IP and in the drinking water of experimental animals, allowing for ready dosing. The compound also has found use in studying hypoxia-regulated gene expression on cell survival using the tetracycline-inducible (tet-on) system, where exposure to the inducing ligand doxycycline (dox) inhibited caspase-3 cleavage in mitochondria in control samples.
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