Enhanced ADP Immunoassay for Multimode Kinase Detection
Enhanced ADP Immunoassay for Multimode Kinase Detection
批准号:
7747582
负责人:
Robert G Lowery
金额:
$19.3万
依托单位:
依托单位国家:
美国
项目类别:
财政年份:
2009
资助国家:
美国
项目状态:
已结题
起止时间:
2009-08-01 至 2011-01-31
关键词:
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中文摘要
描述(由申请人提供):由于激酶在调节其他生物分子的功能方面起着核心作用,因此激酶是治疗干预目标中筛选最多的一类酶。开发选择性激酶抑制剂的策略正在迅速发展,需要更灵活的方法来测量高通量筛选活动中的激酶活性。具体来说,迫切需要能够适应跨越生理范围的ATP浓度的通用分析。在SBIR的单独资助下,BellBrook实验室开发并商业化了一种名为Transcreener(R)的新型激酶酶检测方法,该方法依赖于ADP的选择性免疫检测,因此可以检测任何激酶,而不管受体底物是什么。该方法已被制药行业广泛采用,并获得领先的药物发现服务提供商的许可,为BellBook提供了重要的收入来源。尽管具有技术优势和商业上的成功,但该方法的显著缺点包括需要调整抗体浓度以适应不同的ADP水平,以及由于分析的竞争性质而对ADP产生负信号。为了克服这些限制,我们将与加州大学戴维斯分校的Bruce Hammock博士合作,开发特异性结合adp抗体免疫复合物的噬菌体携带肽。在三价免疫复合物中使用这些噬菌体肽有望提高ADP检测与ATP检测的选择性,从而克服Transcreener平台的主要局限性。此外,由此产生的非竞争性免疫测定,称为噬菌体抗免疫复合物(PHAIA),将产生与均相(例如TR-FRET)或固相(例如ELISA)格式的产物形成成正比的信号,从而大大扩展了该方法的灵活性和适用性。公共卫生相关性:激酶是人类最大的蛋白质家族之一,其功能障碍与许多类型的疾病有关,特别是癌症、炎症相关疾病。本提案旨在生产改进的工具,以确定选择性激酶抑制剂,可作为药物治疗激酶相关疾病。
英文摘要
DESCRIPTION (provided by applicant): Kinases are the most intensively screened class of enzymes being targeted for therapeutic intervention because of their central role in regulating the function of other biomolecules. Strategies for developing selective kinase inhibitors are evolving rapidly, creating a demand for more flexible methods for measuring kinase activity in high throughput screening campaigns. Specifically, generic assays that can accommodate ATP concentrations spanning the physiological range are badly needed. Under separate SBIR funding, BellBrook Labs developed and commercialized a novel kinase enzyme assay method called Transcreener(R) that relies on selective immunodetection of ADP, thus enables detection of any kinase regardless of the acceptor substrate. The assay has been widely adopted by pharmaceutical industry, and licensed by leading drug discovery service providers, providing a significant revenue stream to BellBook. Despite its technical advantages and commercial success, significant drawbacks of the method include the need to adjust antibody concentration to accommodate different ADP levels, and a negative signal in response to ADP because of the competitive nature of the assay. To overcome these limitations, we will collaborate with Dr. Bruce Hammock at University of California, Davis to develop phage-borne peptides that bind specifically to the ADP-antibody immune complex. The use of these phage-peptides in a trivalent immune complex is expected to increase the selectivity for ADP detection vs. ATP, thereby overcoming the major limitation with the Transcreener platform. In addition, the resulting noncompetitive immunoassay, called a Phage Anti-Immune Complex (PHAIA), will generate a signal that is directly proportional to product formation in either homogenous (e.g., TR-FRET), or solid phase (e.g., ELISA) formats, thus greatly extending the flexibility and applicability of the method. PUBLIC HEALTH RELEVANCE: Kinases are one of the largest families of proteins in humans, and their malfunction is involved in many types of diseases, especially cancers, inflammation-related diseases. This proposal seeks to produce improved tools for identifying selective kinase inhibitors that can be used as drugs to treat kinase-related diseases.
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