Site-specific protein modification using lipoic acid ligase and bis-aryl hydrazone formation.
Site-specific protein modification using lipoic acid ligase and bis-aryl hydrazone formation.
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10.1002/cbic.201100764
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发表时间:
2012-04-16
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Ting AY
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Cohen JD;Zou P;Ting AY
A screen of Trp37 mutants of E. coli lipoic acid ligase (LplA) produced enzymes capable of ligating an aryl-aldehyde or an aryl-hydrazine substrate to LplA’s 13-amino acid acceptor peptide (LAP). Once site-specifically attached to recombinant proteins, aryl-aldehydes could be chemo-selectively derivatized with hydrazine-probe conjugates, and aryl-hydrazines could be derivatized in an analogous manner with aldehyde–probe conjugates. Such two-step labeling was demonstrated for AlexaFluor568 targeting to monovalent streptavidin in vitro, and to neurexin-1β on the surface of living mammalian cells. To further highlight this technique, we also labeled low density lipoprotein receptor on the surface of live cells with fluorescent phycoerythrin protein to allow single molecule imaging and tracking over time.