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The competition assay was initially validated using cholesterol and cholesterol sulfate. Cholesterol sulfate inhibited DHE binding dramatically ~99 % inhibition ; indicating an apparent affinity that was considerably greater than that of DHE. Fig. 13 ; . The chromatograms absorbance at 328 and 280 nm ; revealed that the decrease in the signal corresponding to the DHE-NPC2 complex was paralleled by the appearance of the earlier eluting NPC2-cholesterol sulfate complex data not shown ; . Cholesterol inhibited DHE binding by ~70%, which is consistent with competition between both ligands for the same binding site on NPC2. The competition assay detected a small but significant inhibition of DHE binding for some compounds that did not elicit a shift using the direct assay. For instance, of all the oxysterols examined, only 24-hydroxycholesterol elicited a slight shift in the direct assay. 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