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Molecular Biotechnology Programme

Uppsala University School of Engineering

UPTEC X 04 006 Date of issue 2004-01

Author

Josefin Bolik

Title (English)

Development of a miniaturised and simplified procedure for evaluation of signal transduction pathways

Title (Swedish) Abstract

A simple model system was developed for analysing phosphorylation status of a membrane bound protein, namely the PDGF β-receptor, in cell lysate. The method was based on a miniaturised sandwich immunoassay integrated into a CD format with a capture antibody directed against the target protein and a fluorescence labelled detecting antibody raised against the phosphorylated amino acid. Response levels reflecting different degree of phosphorylation of target protein could be demonstrated in cell lysates originating from cell cultures stimulated with PDGF-BB and cell cultures treated as controls. Analysis of cell lysate samples, containing significant amounts of detergent, affected antigen-antibody interactions negatively and generated high background. Further developments are needed to generate a quantitative assay for phosphorylation of the PDGF β-receptor.

Keywords

PDGF β-receptor, sandwich immunoassay, PDGF-BB, detergent Supervisors

Mats Inganäs

Gyros AB Scientific reviewer

Arne Östman

Ludwig Institute for Cancer Research

Project name Sponsors

Language

English

Security

ISSN 1401-2138 Classification

Supplementary bibliographical information Pages

30

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