Selective labeling

Alternatively, proteins can be labeled selectively using amine-reactive dyes. Particularly, cysteine and lysines can be modified covalently with a variety of commercially available fluorophores including Texas Red, Oregon Green, and Cy3 [19] (see also Chapter 6 for small molecule FRET probes, and Chapter 12 depicting a variety... 

This screening system has also been applied successfully in the directed evolution of enantioselective EHs acting as catalysts in the kinetic resolution of chiral epoxides 95,96) (Section IV.A.4). Moreover, the firm Diversa has applied the MS-based method in the desymmetrization of a prochiral dinitrile (l,3-dicyano-2-hydroxypropane) catalyzed by mutant nitrilases 46). In this industrial application, one of the nitrile moieties was labeled selectively with as in N-17, which means that the two pseiido-eaaniiovaenc products (S)- N-18 and (J )-18 differ by one mass unit. This is sufficient for the MS system to distinguish between the two products quantitatively 46). 

In this experiment a series of selective 180° pulses serves to individually label selected carbon spins prior to the series of C- and H-pulses used for refocusing and polarization transfer. Therefore the frequency of any of these initial 180° pulses is set either on-resonance to the resonance of carbon i (fi), or set off-resonance (/off-res.) which simply inverts (label —) or not inverts (label -f) the corresponding spin polarization respectively. In the example below three target spins with resonance frequencies f, fi and /3 are chosen. A series of three selective pulses has to be applied and at least four experiments have to be performed with the frequencies of the selected pulses set as shown in the acquisition scheme below and four separately... 

The principle of multiple selective excitation has been incorporated into a few ID and 2D experiments, the schemes of which are shown below (fig. 1). Depending on the experiment, either a DANTE pulse train (ID TOCSY [2]), frequency selective 180° pulses (ID NOE [3], ID INADEQUATE [4], ID C/H COSY [5] and 2D TOCSY-COSY [6]) or frequency selective 90° pulses (2D HMBC [11]) are applied to selectively perturb and uniquely label selected spins. Besides the DANTE pulse , composed itself of a series of non-selective rectangular pulses, Gaussian-shaped 180° and... 

Bergstrom, M.. Fasth, K.J., Kilpatrick, G., et al . Brain uptake and receptor binding of two [11C] labeled selective high affinity NKl-antagonists, GR203040 and GR205171 - PET studies in rhesus monkey. Neuropharmacology 39(4), 664-670, 2000. 

Label selection will also affect assay sensitivity and, sometimes, selectivity. Radioactive tracers, luminescent labels, or enzymes have been applied for MIP-ILAs development and will be described in more detail in the next sections. 

Both of the heat-activated types are more costly than conventional paper-adhesive labeling. Selected advantages may offset the cost increase for example... 

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In addition, Merck used positron emission technology (PET) studies to determine the NKi receptor occupancy of aprepitant in human brain. Using an F-18-labeled selective NK receptor ligand and then measuring its displacement after oral doses of aprepitant, their study showed that aprepitant achieved >90% NK receptor occupancy at doses of 100 mg or higher.14... 

The target for microarray experiments can be of different nature. Nucleic acids are more commonly used nowdays. Diverse techniques can be used for target labeling. Selection in each case depends upon the molecular and biological nature of the target. Binding of the labeled target nucleic acids to... 

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To obtain affinity labels selective for a single receptor type, Portoghese incorporated less reactive electrophiles at the 6j3 position leading to the preparation of P-FNA (186) (604). This compound illustrates how the second step in the mechanism of affinity labels can enhance selectivity whereas jS-FNA interacts reversibly with k receptors, where it is an agonist, it is an irreversible antagonist at fji... 

Note that numerous statistical functions appear in the window labeled Select a function . Use the mouse to scroll down the list of functions until you come to the SLOPE function, and then click on it. The function appears in bold under the left-hand window, and a description of the function appears below it. Read the description of the slope function, and then click OK. The following window appears just below the formula bar. 

Following the order shown in Table 4.4, the first step is to assign the rf channels to the correct nuclei. During the experiment, pulses on each rf channel are executed at the resonance frequency of the selected nucleus. Each rf channel is assigned to a specific nucleus using it s isotope label, selected from the rf channel option bar as shown below. As shown in Table 4.5 all resonance frequencies are calculated with respect to the resonance frequency. Once the correct NMR resonance frequency has been selected the Go I Check Experiment Parameters dialog box can be used to set additional frequency parameters for each rf channel. 

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