Abstract:
The present invention relates to the method for tagging of carbohydrates with active methylene compound. Particularly, it relates to the method for tagging of carbohydrates with active methylene compound comprising the step of preparing carbohydrate conjugate in which carbohydrate and methylene compound are combined by mixing carbohydrate mixture and methylene compound under aqueous polar aprotic solvent containing amine base catalyst. The tagging method of the present invention does not need many kinds of chemical reagent and the reactions can be taken even in the presence of certain amount of impurities. So, it can be used for the analysis of oligosaccharide present in the various kinds of samples.
Abstract:
The present invention relates to a method for detecting the interactions of biomaterials, and more specifically, to a method for screening a prey which interacts with a bait, the method including: (a) preparing a cell which expresses (i) a first construct comprising a translocation module, a first labeling material, and a first medium, and (ii) a third construct comprising a prey and a second labeling material; (b) introducing (iii) a second construct into the prepared cell, the second construct comprising a bait and a second medium binding with the first medium; (c) allowing the prey and the bait to interact each other; and (d) confirming the interaction between the prey and the bait by detecting intracellular distributions of the first construct and the third construct. Further, the present invention relates to a cell expressing the first construct and the third construct. Still further, the present invention relates to a screening kit comprising the cell and the second construct. The methods of the present invention can overcome disadvantages including inaccuracy and complexity of the existing techniques for biomaterial interaction detection, and can measure the interaction between a material which is not directly produced through gene translation and gene expression in the cell and a material expressed in the cell, and thus are effective in detecting interactions of a broad range of biomaterials.
Abstract:
The present invention relates to the method for tagging of carbohydrates with active methylene compound. Particularly, it relates to the method for tagging of carbohydrates with active methylene compound comprising the step of preparing carbohydrate conjugate in which carbohydrate and methylene compound are combined by mixing carbohydrate mixture and methylene compound under aqueous polar aprotic solvent containing amine base catalyst. The tagging method of the present invention does not need many kinds of chemical reagent and the reactions can be taken even in the presence of certain amount of impurities. So, it can be used for the analysis of oligosaccharide present in the various kinds of samples.
Abstract:
The present invention relates to a method for detecting the interactions of biomaterials, and more specifically, to a method for screening a prey which interacts with a bait, the method including: (a) preparing a cell which expresses (i) a first construct comprising a translocation module, a first labeling material, and a first medium, and (ii) a third construct comprising a prey and a second labeling material; (b) introducing (iii) a second construct into the prepared cell, the second construct comprising a bait and a second medium binding with the first medium; (c) allowing the prey and the bait to interact each other; and (d) confirming the interaction between the prey and the bait by detecting intracellular distributions of the first construct and the third construct. Further, the present invention relates to a cell expressing the first construct and the third construct. Still further, the present invention relates to a screening kit comprising the cell and the second construct. The methods of the present invention can overcome disadvantages including inaccuracy and complexity of the existing techniques for biomaterial interaction detection, and can measure the interaction between a material which is not directly produced through gene translation and gene expression in the cell and a material expressed in the cell, and thus are effective in detecting interactions of a broad range of biomaterials.