The Patrol Yeast: A new biosensor armed with antibody-receptor chimera detecting a range of toxic substances associated with food poisoning
The Patrol Yeast: A new biosensor armed with antibody-receptor chimera detecting a range of toxic substances associated with food poisoning
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巡逻酵母:一种配备抗体受体嵌合体的新型生物传感器,可检测一系列与食物中毒相关的有毒物质
DOI:
10.1016/j.bios.2022.114793
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发表时间:
2023
影响因子:
12.6
通讯作者:
Hiroshi Ueda
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作者:
Jiulong Su;Bo Zhu;Akihito Inoue;Hiroyuki Oyama;Izumi Morita;Jinhua Dong;Takanobu Yasuda;Yoshiko Sugita-Konishi;Tetsuya Kitaguchi;Norihiro Kobayashi;Shiro Miyake;Hiroshi Ueda
Baker's yeast is an attractive host with established safety and stability characteristics. Many yeast-based biosensors have been developed, but transmembrane signal transduction has not been used to detect membrane-impermeable substances using antigen-antibody interactions. Therefore, we created Patrol Yeast, a novel yeast-based immunosensor of various targets, particularly toxic substances in food. A membrane-based yeast two-hybrid system using split-ubiquitin was successfully used to detect practically important concentration ranges of caffeine and aflatoxins using separated variable regions of an antibody. Moreover, enterohemorrhagicEscherichia coliO157 was detected using a specific single-chain antibody, in which Zymolyase was added to partially destroy the cell wall. The incorporation of secretedCypridinaluciferase reporter further simplified the signal detection procedures without cell lysis. The methodology is more cost-effective and faster than using mammalian cells. The ability to detect various targets renders Patrol Yeast a valuable tool for ensuring food and beverage safety and addressing other environmental and technological issues.