Two-dimensional membrane scaffold for the oriented immobilization of biosensing molecules
Two-dimensional membrane scaffold for the oriented immobilization of biosensing molecules
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DOI:
10.1016/j.bios.2019.111860
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发表时间:
2020-02-15
影响因子:
12.6
通讯作者:
Kuroda, Shun'ichi
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作者:
Iijima, Masumi;Nakayama, Tsutomu;Kuroda, Shun'ichi
The orientation and density of biosensing molecules on sensor chip should be precisely controlled to improve sensitivity and ligand-binding capacity. We previously developed a similar to 30-nm bio-nanocapsule (ZZ-BNC), consisting of the hepatitis B virus envelope L protein fused with the tandem form of protein A-derived IgG Fc-binding Z domain (ZZ-L( protein). This is used as a robust nanoparticle scaffold to enhance the sensit)ivity and ligand-binding capacity of IgGs and Fc-fused sensing molecules (Fc-fused receptors). However, due to their rigid particle structure, the surface density of ZZ-L proteins could not be optimized for biosensor functions, and useless ZZ-L proteins become stuck between ZZ-BNC and the sensor chip. Here, we have developed a planar lipid membrane embedded with ZZ-L micelles (ZZ-L membrane), which could modify the surface of any biosensor chip with a controlled density of ZZ-L proteins. Compared with ZZ-BNC, the sensitivity and ligand-binding capacity of IgGs were enhanced about 10-fold with the ZZ-L membrane. Furthermore, the immobilized IgGs could capture their respective antigens almost stoichiometrically, indicating that ZZ-L membrane is the most ideal scaffold for Fc-fused sensing molecules in terms of both clustering and oriented immobilization.