Title of article
Dendrimers and combinatorial chemistry—tools for fluorescent enhancement in protease assays
Author/Authors
Michaël Ternon، نويسنده , , Juan José D??az-Moch?n، نويسنده , , Adam Belsom، نويسنده , , Mark Bradley، نويسنده ,
Issue Information
هفته نامه با شماره پیاپی سال 2004
Pages
8
From page
8721
To page
8728
Abstract
FRET based systems are some of the best methods available to detect and monitor proteolytic activity. To enhance fluorescent signals and hence assay sensitivity, two different systems were developed using two different dendrimeric constructs. In the first case, a triple branched dendrimer bearing three dansyl groups was used to enhance assay sensitivity and showed a significant enhancement of fluorescence following enzymatic cleavage. In another example, a tris-fluorescein probe, that undergoes self-quenching, was utilized in a combinatorial library synthesis to map the substrate specificity of proteases.
Keywords
FRET , substrate specificity , Combinatorial libraries , Self-quenching , Enzymatic cleavage
Journal title
Tetrahedron
Serial Year
2004
Journal title
Tetrahedron
Record number
1087086
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