In vivo detection and quantification of chemicals that enhance protein stability.
Analytical Biochemistry(2013)
Abstract
We have devised protein-folding sensors that link protein stability to TEM-1 β–lactamase activity. The addition of osmolytes and other compounds with chemical chaperone activity to the growth medium of bacteria containing these sensors increases β–lactamase activity up to 207-fold in a dose-dependent manner. This enables the rapid detection and sensitive quantification of compounds that enhance in vivo protein stability.
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Key words
In vivo,Folding sensor,β-lactamase,Osmolytes,Protein stability
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