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Coupled Bioluminescent Assays Methods, Evaluations, and Applications

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Gebundene Ausgabe

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01.11.2008

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John Wiley & Sons Inc

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312

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24/16,1/2,2 cm

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569 g

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1. Auflage

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Englisch

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978-0-470-10883-3

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"The chapters of the book are well balanced ... .Recommended to scientist and students who want to improve their knowledge of bioluminescent coupled assays and bioluminescence in general." ( Analytical and Bioanalytical Chemistry , August 2009)

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Gebundene Ausgabe

Erscheinungsdatum

01.11.2008

Verlag

John Wiley & Sons Inc

Seitenzahl

312

Maße (L/B/H)

24/16,1/2,2 cm

Gewicht

569 g

Auflage

1. Auflage

Sprache

Englisch

ISBN

978-0-470-10883-3

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  • Produktbild: Coupled Bioluminescent Assays
  • Preface xiii

    Part I Background to Coupled Bioluminescent Assays 1

    1 Introduction 3

    1.1 Introduction to Coupled Bioluminescent Assays, 3

    1.2 Luminescent Technologies of the Life Sciences, 4

    1.3 Varieties of Fluorometric Assays, 7

    1.3.1 Time-Resolved Fluorescence, 8

    1.3.2 Fluorescence Resonance Energy Transfer, 8

    1.3.3 Fluorescence Polarization, 9

    1.4 Chemiluminescence and Bioluminescence, 10

    1.4.1 Chemiluminescence, 11

    1.4.2 Bioluminescence, 13

    1.5 Common Bioluminescence Systems, 14

    1.5.1 Firefly Luciferase, 14

    1.5.2 Renilla Luciferase, 16

    1.5.3 Bacterial Luciferases, 18

    1.5.4 Aequorin, 19

    1.5.5 Other Luciferases and Photoproteins, 20

    1.6 A Coupled Bioluminescent Reaction, 22

    1.7 Summary, 23

    2 Coupled Bioluminescent Reactions in Practice 24

    2.1 Principles of Coupled Bioluminescent Reactions, 24

    2.1.1 Requirements for Successful Coupled Bioluminescent Assays, 24

    2.2 Instrumentation and Equipment for Coupled Bioluminescent Assays, 25

    2.2.1 Instrument Testing, 27

    2.2.2 Instrument Features, 28

    2.2.3 Luminescent Microplates, 31

    2.3 Coupled Bioluminescent Assay Procedures and Precautions, 32

    2.3.1 Coupled Enzyme Assays, 32

    2.3.2 Steady-State Kinetics, 36

    2.3.3 Coupled Bioluminescent Reactions, 38

    2.3.4 Recommended Precautions for Coupled Bioluminescent Reactions, 44

    2.4 Data Handling for Coupled Bioluminescent Assays, 45

    2.4.1 Analysis of Coupled Bioluminescent Assay Results by Time-Dependent Linear Regression, 46

    2.4.2 Performing the Linear Regression, 49

    2.4.3 Outliers, 50

    2.4.4 Special Considerations Relating to High-Throughput Screening, 52

    2.5 Comparison of Coupled Bioluminescent Assays with Other Methods, 53

    2.5.1 Coupled Bioluminescent Assays Versus Spectrophotometric Assays, 53

    2.5.2 Coupled Bioluminescent Assays Versus Fluorescent Assays, 54

    2.5.3 Coupled Bioluminescent Assays Versus Chemiluminescent Assays, 55

    Part II Biomedical Applications of Coupled Bioluminescence 57

    3 Coupled Bioluminescent Cytotoxicity Assays 59

    3.1 Introduction, 59

    3.2 Membrane Integrity Assays, 60

    3.2.1 Radioactive Isotope Methods, 60

    3.2.2 Other Labeling Methods, 64

    3.2.3 General Enzyme-Release Methods, 65

    3.3 A Coupled Bioluminescent Assay for Enzyme Release: The G3PDH-Release Assay, 70

    3.3.1 Development and Features, 70

    3.3.2 Performance Characteristics, 75

    3.4 Viability Assays, 82

    3.4.1 ATP-Release Assay, 82

    3.4.2 Assays of Vital Cellular Functions, 82

    3.4.3 Simple Cell-Growth Assays, 83

    3.4.4 Total Enzyme-Release Methods, 84

    4 The Role of Coupled Bioluminescent Assays in Kinase Screening and Study 85

    4.1 The Many Roles of Kinases in Biology, 85

    4.2 Current Standard Kinase Assays, 86

    4.2.1 Fluorometric Kinase Assays, 87

    4.2.2 Radiolabeling Kinase Assays, 88

    4.2.3 Fluorometric Assays Involving Detection of ADP, 89

    4.3 Coupled Bioluminescent Kinase Assays, 90

    4.3.1 A Historical Note: The Coupled Bioluminescent Creatine Kinase Assay, 90

    4.3.2 ATP Depletion Kinase Assays, 90

    4.3.3 Reverse CB Kinase Assays, 98

    4.3.4 Kinases as Participants in Other CB Assays, 102

    4.4 Conclusions, 102

    5 Coupled Bioluminescent Phosphatase Assays 103

    5.1 Introduction, 103

    5.2 Phosphatases, 103

    5.2.1 Catalytic Properties of Phosphatases, 104

    5.2.2 Classification of Phosphatases, 104

    5.3 Contemporary Phosphatase Assay Technologies, 105

    5.3.1 Fluorometric Phosphatase Assays, 106

    5.3.2 Colorimetric Phosphatase Assays, 117

    5.3.3 Chemiluminescent Phosphatase Assays, 119

    5.3.4 Radiolabeling Phosphatase Assays, 120

    5.4 CB Phosphatase Assays, 122

    5.4.1 Assays Using Phosphorylated Luciferin, 122

    5.4.2 Assays Based on the GPL Reaction Series, 122

    5.4.3 Challenges in the Development of the GPL-Coupled Bioluminescent System for Phosphate Detection, 127

    5.4.4 Potential Drawbacks of GPL Phosphatase Assays, 129

    5.5 Conclusions, 130

    6 Acetylcholinesterase 131

    6.1 Introduction, 131

    6.2 Established AChE Assay Methods, 133

    6.3 Recent Developments in AChE Assay Methods, 134

    6.4 Evaluation of Current AChE High-Throughput Screening Methods, 135

    6.5 Coupled Bioluminescent Assays of AChE Activity, 136

    6.6 Comparison of Coupled Bioluminescent and Other Methods of Measuring AChE Activity, 138

    7 Measurement of Nitric Oxide Synthase Activity by Coupled Bioluminescence 139

    7.1 Introduction, 139

    7.1.1 Nitric Oxide Synthases, 139

    7.1.2 The Nitrate Ion in Medicine and NO Biology, 141

    7.1.3 NO Biology, 141

    7.1.4 Interrelationship Among Nitrate, Nitrite, and NO, 142

    7.1.5 Medical Aspects of Nitrate Biology, 143

    7.2 Current NOS Assays, 144

    7.2.1 Measuring NOS Activity by Assays for Nitrite and Nitrate, 144

    7.2.2 "Direct" Assays of NOS Activity, 148

    7.2.3 Coupled Enzymatic Assays of NOS Activity, 148

    7.3 Conclusions, 149

    8 The Coupled Bioluminescent Pyrophosphorolysis Assay 150

    8.1 Introduction, 150

    8.2 Genetic Variation in Modern Medicine, 150

    8.3 DNA Complementarity, 152

    8.3.1 DNA Hybridization, 152

    8.3.2 Primer Extension in SNP Analysis, 153

    8.3.3 Primer Degradation in SNP Analysis, 154

    8.4 The READIT ® Pyrophosphorolysis Assay, 156

    8.4.1 READIT ® : Description and Technical Aspects, 156

    8.4.2 Performing the READIT ® Assay, 157

    8.4.3 Competitive Position of READIT ® , 158

    9 Coupled Luminescent Assays of G-Protein-Coupled Receptors 160

    9.1 Introduction to G-Protein-Coupled Receptors, 160

    9.1.1 Structure and Function of GPCRs, 161

    9.1.2 GPCRs in Medicine, 165

    9.2 GPCR Assay Methods, 166

    9.2.1 Arrestins as Markers of GPCR Activity, 166

    9.2.2 Calcium Quantification in GPCR Assays, 169

    9.2.3 Quantitative cAMP Assays of GPCR Activity, 175

    9.2.4 GPCR Assays Involving Inositol Triphosphate Detection, 182

    9.2.5 GPCR Assays Involving GTP, 183

    9.2.6 GPCR Assays Involving Reporter Genes, 186

    9.2.7 Novel GPCR Assays and Other Strategies, 189

    9.3 Summary, 190

    10 Coupled Bioluminescent Protease Assays 191

    10.1 Introduction, 191

    10.1.1 Proteases, 191

    10.2 Protease Assays, 193

    10.2.1 Chromogenic Protease Assays, 194

    10.2.2 Fluorometric Protease Assays, 194

    10.2.3 Exotic Fluorometric Protease Assays, 197

    10.3 Coupled Bioluminescent Protease Assays, 198

    10.3.1 Protease Assays Using Luciferin Derivatives, 198

    10.3.2 Coupled Bioluminescent Protease Assays Employing Recombinant Luminescent Proteins, 198

    10.4 Summary, 199

    11 Coupled Luminescent Assays Involving Aequorin 201

    11.1 Introduction to Aequorin, 201

    11.1.1 Aequorin as the First Photoprotein, 201

    11.1.2 The Aequorin Reaction, 202

    11.2 Detection of Calcium in Practice, 203

    11.2.1 Fluorometric Quantification of Calcium, 203

    11.2.2 Coupled Bioluminescent Quantification of Calcium Using Aequorin, 207

    11.2.3 Real-Time Imaging of Calcium Flux with Aequorin, 208

    11.2.4 Other Uses of Aequorin in Coupled Bioluminescent Assays, 208

    12 Coupled Bioluminescent Reporter Assays 209

    12.1 Introduction to Reporter Assays, 209

    12.1.1 Brief History and Development of Reporter Assays, 210

    12.1.2 Other Non-Luminescent Reporter Proteins, 211

    12.2 Luciferases as Reporters of Promoter Activities, 212

    12.2.1 The Modern Luminescent Reporter Assay, 213

    12.2.2 Multicolor Light Emission by Luciferases, 214

    12.2.3 Dual-Mode Reporter Assays in Practice, 214

    12.3 Aequorin as a Reporter Enzyme, 215

    12.4 Vectors for Use in Reporter Assays, 216

    12.4.1 Systems for Study of Specific Transcriptional Modulators, 216

    12.4.2 Bacterial Reporter Systems, 216

    12.4.3 Viral Vectors, 217

    12.5 Summary, 217

    13 Coupled Bioluminescent Assays: Regulatory Concerns 218

    13.1 Introduction, 218

    13.2 Regulatory Aspects of Assay Development, 220

    13.2.1 Standard Operating Procedures, 220

    13.2.2 Philosophy of Assay Validation, 221

    13.2.3 Parameters for Assay Validation, 223

    13.2.4 Gaining Regulatory Acceptance of CB Methods, 240

    13.3 Summary, 240

    Part III other Applications of Coupled Bioluminescence 241

    14 Coupled Bioluminescent Determination of Bioburden and Sterility 243

    14.1 Introduction, 243

    14.2 Rapid Methods of Bioburden and Sterility Assessment, 244

    14.2.1 Bioburden Measurement by ATP-Release Assay, 244

    14.2.2 Bioburden Measurement by Protein Assay, 245

    14.2.3 Coupled Bioluminescent Methods of Measuring Bioburden, 245

    15 Environmental Applications of Coupled Bioluminescent Assays 247

    15.1 Introduction, 247

    15.2 Current Methods for Environmental Monitoring of Water Quality, 248

    15.3 Methods of Monitoring Stream Water and Lake Water, 249

    15.3.1 Monitoring of Phosphate in Freshwater, 249

    15.3.2 Monitoring of Nitrate in Groundwater, 250

    15.3.3 Monitoring of Pesticides in Freshwater, 251

    15.3.4 Monitoring of Bacterial Content of Freshwater, 252

    15.4 Methods of Monitoring Drinking Water, 254

    15.4.1 Current Drinking Water Reports, 254

    15.4.2 Biohazard Monitoring in Drinking Water, 255

    15.4.3 Monitoring of Chemical Hazards in Drinking Water, 257

    Appendix A: One-Letter Amino Acid Abbreviations 259

    Glossary 260

    Bibliography 265

    Index 291