| In vitro & Rat | (Tsukada, 2014 #883) |
Vs rotenone
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| NHP | (Tsukada, 2014 #884) | Vs rotenone - PET: After infusion of vehicle or rotenone (was converted to digitalized imaging data), 결과: Fig 4. 2. 2. (미취주) PET: 결고 fig5 | ||
| In vitro | (Kazami, 2019 #1082) |
In vitro binding assay (in bovine cardiomyocyte SMP (sub-mitochondrial particles)): competition, BCPP-EF (variable concentrations) with ³H-dihydrorotenone (concentration was fixed at 4.5 nMr), js: the same description as Tsukada 2014 #883 above. n not said. Protein-bound radioactivities remaining in the filter paper were then measured using a liquid scintillation counter (3100, PerkinElmer, Shelton, CT). Specific binding was plotted against the concentration of each testing compound in order to obtain 50% inhibitory concentration (IC50) values, which were converted to the inhibition constant (Ki) using the Cheng and Prusoff equation (Cheng and Prusoff, 1973). → IC50 values were 5.2, 2.4, 1.9, 1.0, and 0.7 nM for BCPP-EM, BCPP-EF, rotenone, BMS, and BCPP-BF, respectively (Table 1). Lipophilicity of BCPP-EF: logP of 3.0, which is within appropriate range for BBB penetration | ||
- SMP: A submitochondrial particle is a compartmentalized membranous product of exposing mitochondria to ultrasound.[1] This causes the cristae to pinch off, forcing the inner mitochondrial membrane inside out. As a consequence, the F1 particle becomes exposed and on the outside. Using chaotropic agents such as urea, these particles can be removed, dissociating the related ATPase activity from the membrane. However, the electron transport complexes remain on the membrane. If F1 particles are removed from submitochondrial particles, they can be reconstituted by carefully removing the chaotropic agent.[2]
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A potent inhibitor is radiolabeled, → incubated with a potential source of the target site, the bound and free radioligand separated by centrifuguation or filtration. → specific binding is defined ....
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| 4. Validation to confirm that the SB site observed is the inhibition site for enzyme activity. two types of experiments are ... A ligand is designed → labelled → bind to the site → on exposure to UV light, it covalently derivatize the site. Commercial suppliers of radiolabeled ligands include the following: PerkinElmer ( http://www.perkinelmer.com ), American Radiolabeled Chemicals Inc. ( http://www.arcincusa.com ), Sigma-Aldrich ( http://www.sigmaaldrich.com/chemistry/stable-isotopes-isotec.html ), ViTrax Radiochemicals ( http://www.vitrax.com ), Quotient Bioresearch ( http://www.quotientbioresearch.com ), IsoFlex ( http://www.isoflex.com ). | ||||||||||||||
| resource | Maguire 2012 (book), Bylund (book) | |||||||||||||
| Eg | {Harada, 2013 #878} | |||||||||||||
| Cons | 이 실험자체에서 binding site 특정은 불가. Informs nothing on functionality | |||||||||||||
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| scheme | increasing amounts of radioligands |
Radioligand: fixed concentration increasing concentrations of unlabeled compound (eg 우리약) | time course of association/dissociation and reverse (k−1) rate constants (forward (k+1) and reverse (k−1) rate constants for radioligand binding) | ||||||||||||
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Figure 1: SATURATION BINDING ASSAY CURVE (FILTRATION). 96-well saturation binding assay (10 µg membranes/well, TopCount™). |
Below picture: x죽은 increasing amounts of cold ligands Figure 2: COMPETITION BINDING ASSAY CURVE (FILTRATION). 96-well competition binding assay curve (10 µg membranes/well, TopCount™). Recommended radioligand concentration = 1.7 nM. | ||||||||||||||
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Tissue sections, cultured cells, homogenates, (Bylund, 2011 #1244) protocol: cell: membrane preparation, intact cells in suspension (Basu, 1978 #1243) fibroblast, but (plasma) membrane preparation (n: 'normal subjects' 복수표현, pt것은 한명(M.C라는 사람)) Incubate with radiolabeled ligand for a defined time and temperature to reach equilibrium. | ||||||||||||||
| Question? | Cf) Specific binding: if 50% of the total binding is specific: barely adequate, 70% is good, and 90% is excellent. |
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| Does the calculated curve go near the data points? | If the curve doesn't go near the data, then something went wrong with the curve fit, and the "best-fit" values of Bmax and Kd should be ignored. |
| Were sufficient concentrations of radioligand used? | Ideally, the highest concentration should be at least 10 times the Kd. Calculate the ratio of the highest radioligand concentration used divided by the Kd reported by the program (both in nM or pM). The ratio should be greater than 10. |
| Is the Bmax reasonable? | Typical values for Bmax are 10 to 1000 fmol binding sites per milligram of membrane protein, 1000 sites per cell, or 1 receptor per square micron of membrane. If using cells transfected with receptor genes, then the Bmax may be 10 to 100 times larger than these values. |
Table 7.5.2 Evaluating the Assumptions of Saturation Binding Analysis
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| Binding has reached equilibrium. | It takes longest for the lower concentrations to equilibrate, so test equilibration time with the lowest concentration of radioligand. |
| There is only one population of receptors. | See Theory: Comparing One- and Two-Site Models, below. |
Uncertain Spans
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| Tsukada 2014 #884 row | 결과: Fig 4. 2. 2. / (미취주) PET: 결고 fig5 | Korean shorthand annotations near the figure are partially abbreviated; final tokens (결고 / 결과) are read as written but may be intended as 결과. |
| Self-blocking column 단점 | speciƥc and nonspeciƥc sites | Source uses a non-standard ƥ glyph (likely a font/ligature artefact for fi); preserved as seen. |
| Saturation cell | [3H]-Cyclopentyl-1,3-dipropylxanthine axis | Embedded plot legend; legend entries 3 and 4 (1,3-Dipropyl-8-phenyl..., 2-Chloro-N6-Cyclopent...) are truncated by the embedded figure crop and not fully readable. |
| Bottom-left review-table row labels | ficient ? tions of? d used? reasonable? | The leftmost column of the bottom comment-style table is sliced by the page edge; only the right portion of the row labels is visible. They are inferred to be coefficient ? / concentrations of radioligand used? / reasonable? from context but kept as unverified text in the body. |