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Development of Polymerized Liposomes for Protein Recognition

Development of Polymerized Liposomes for Protein Recognition
用于蛋白质识别的聚合脂质体的开发
批准号:
0705767
负责人:
Sanku Mallik
金额:
$39.0万
依托单位国家:
美国
项目类别:
Continuing Grant
财政年份:
2007
资助国家:
美国
项目状态:
已结题
起止时间:
2007-07-01 至 2010-06-30

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智力优势:建议开发脂质体,已被设计为识别特定的蛋白质,其表面拓扑结构已被印在脂质体的表面。本研究的目标蛋白是基质金属蛋白酶-9,它参与了许多生理和病理过程。脂质体将使用各种脂质,阳离子,中性和阴离子,以允许脂质体的调整,使其凝胶转变温度高于目标蛋白经历热变性的温度。具有适合光聚合功能的脂质将包括在脂质混合物中。一些脂质也将具有与酶特异性结合的头基团,以便使蛋白质相对于脂质体表面具有独特的定向。在脂质体凝胶转变温度和蛋白质变性温度之间的复合物孵育过程中,膜的流动性将允许脂质体将其表面容纳到蛋白质表面,并为随后的蛋白质结合形成互补模板。冷却下脂质体的凝胶过渡和光聚合的脂质体膜,然后锁定在模板。初步研究表明,该酶对模板化脂质体的亲和力相对于未模板化脂质体提高了一至两个数量级。这项工作将进行如下:(i)合成结构多样、可聚合的脂质体,形成脂质体,用于同工酶选择性检测和抑制基质金属蛋白酶-9 (MMP-9); (ii)形成具有不同类型头基团的聚合脂质体,作为MMP同工酶的高度特异性多尖头抑制剂;(iii)利用螯合Eu(iii)和Tb(iii)开发基于荧光的传感器,用于MMP-9的同工酶选择性检测。(iv)确定脂质体辅助检测和抑制mmp -9的机制。更广泛的影响:提出的工作为分子印迹开辟了一条新的途径,特别是在蛋白质识别和“人工抗体”制备领域。可以想象在基于脂质体的生物战剂诊断工具,植物和动物病原体的检测,以及预防和治疗制剂的开发中的应用。pi将资助两名在实验室工作的美国原住民本科生。这两家公司都将在ndsu赞助的暑期研究项目中,在他们的实验室里接待高中生和公立学校教师。
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INTELLECTUAL MERIT: It is proposed to develop liposomes that have been designed to recognize specific proteins, the surface topology of which has been imprinted on the surface of the liposomes. The targeted protein for this study is matrix metalloproteinase-9, which is involved in a number of physiological and pathological processes. Liposomes will be constructed using a variety of lipids, cationic, neutral, and anionic, in order to permit tuning of the liposome so that its gel transition temperature lies above the temperature at which the target protein undergoes thermal denaturation. Lipids possessing functionality suitable for photopolymerization will be included in the lipid mixture. Some of the lipids will also have head groups that bind specifically to the enzyme so as to orient the protein uniquely with respect to the liposome surface. During incubation of the complex at a temperature intermediate between the gel transition of the liposome and the denaturation temperature of the protein, the fluidity of the membrane will permit the liposome to accommodate its surface to the surface of the protein and form a complementary template for later binding of that protein. Cooling below the gel transition of the liposome and photopolymerization of the liposome membrane then locks in the template. Preliminary work shows that the affinity of the enzyme for the templated liposome is enhanced by one - two orders of magnitude relative to the untemplated liposome. The work will proceed as follows: (i) synthesize structurally diverse, polymerizable lipids to formulate liposomes for isozyme-selective detection and inhibition of matrix metalloproteinase-9 (MMP-9), (ii) formulate polymerized liposomes with different types of head groups to serve as highly specific multi-prong inhibitors for MMP isozymes, (iii) develop fluorescence based sensors using chelated Eu(III) and Tb(III) for the isozyme-selective detection of MMP-9, (iv) determine the mechanisms of the liposome assisted detection and inhibition of MMP-9BROADER IMPACTS: The proposed work opens a new avenue to molecular imprinting, especially in the area of protein recognition and "artificial antibody" preparation. Applications can be imagined in liposome-based diagnostic tools for biological warfare agents, detection of plant and animal pathogens, and development of prophylactic and therapeutic agents. The PIs will support two Native American undergraduates working in the lab. Both will host high school students and public school teachers in their laboratories in NDSU-sponsored summer research programs.
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