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Cocaine-binding aptamer

Aptamers are oligonucleic acid or peptide molecules that can selectively bind a specific target molecule. Recently, for the determination of a small-molecule drug, a highly sensitive ECL aptamer-based biosensor has been constructed based on two components a cocaine-binding aptamer as molecular recognition element and as a model analyte and a Ru(II) complex as an ECL label [153]. [Pg.138]

Fig. 1. Scheme for RNA aptamer identification targeting cocaine-binding sites on the nicotinic acetylcholine receptor (nAchR). [Pg.21]

DNA- binding aptamers have been designed to bind to mRNA, g-quad-ruplexes, Tenascin-C, a protein found in the tumor matrix, and to thrombin. Aptamers have been selected as inhibitors of HIV-1 integrase, human RNase Hl, human pro-urokinase " and for the design of molecular beacons. An allosteric aptamer has been designed for binding as a colorimetric probe for cocaine. ... [Pg.748]

FIGURE 8.22 Cocaine-sensing aptamer binding to cocaine. Reproduced with permission from Reference 69. Copyright 2011 Institute of Organic Chemistty and Biochemistry AS CR. [Pg.286]

A simple protocol detailed in this chapter was established to develop RNA aptamers that bind to the electric organ nAChR and that are displaced by cocaine (8) (see Fig. 1 for a scheme). This protocol can be easily transferred to SELEX applications with other receptors or cell-surface epitopes, given that these are enriched in membrane preparations. [Pg.20]

Selection of Aptamers that Bind to the nAChR and Displace Cocaine... [Pg.29]

For the elution of receptor-bound, cocaine-displaceable RNA aptamers, incubate each of these filter pieces in 100 pi of 1 mM cocaine (or 100 pi of 1 mM MK-801 that binds to the same site as cocaine on the nAChR) in incubation buffer for 20 min at room temperature. [Pg.30]

Determination of unspecific binding reaction by competition of the RNA aptamers with cocaine 79 pi incubation buffer, 10 pi nAChR-enriched plasma membranes (800 pg/ml protein 1.6 pM receptor), 1 pi P-RNA dilution containing 10 mg/ml t-RNA anti-RNAse (40 U/pl), and 10 pi cocaine (10 mM). The percentage of binding of the ( P) RNA aptamers to the... [Pg.33]

Fig. 43 Left The split aptamer concept applied to the detection of cocaine. The binding constant of the cocaine-aptamer complex is approximately 100 pM [162]. The line indicates the split of the aptamer resulting in two oligos. Right Histograms display the results performed in pure buffo-solution top), with 1 mM cocaine in the buffer solution middle), and after rinsing eoeaine away with pure buffer bottom). Each set of data was fitted with a Gaussian distribution. Data adapted from the PhD thesis of Huong Nguyen [163]... Fig. 43 Left The split aptamer concept applied to the detection of cocaine. The binding constant of the cocaine-aptamer complex is approximately 100 pM [162]. The line indicates the split of the aptamer resulting in two oligos. Right Histograms display the results performed in pure buffo-solution top), with 1 mM cocaine in the buffer solution middle), and after rinsing eoeaine away with pure buffer bottom). Each set of data was fitted with a Gaussian distribution. Data adapted from the PhD thesis of Huong Nguyen [163]...
FIGURE 16.5 (a) Cocaine 13 binding DNA aptamer bearing fluorescein and dabcyl units at 5 and 3 ends. (b) MAB for thrombin 14 binding. (c) thrombin beacon design. (Sources Copyright (2005), American Chemical Society and copyright (2002), Elsevier. With permission.)... [Pg.306]


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