Fluorescence Applications with Mithras and TriStar multimode plate

detect and identify
Biomolecular Applications
Mithras
with
and TriStar
multimode plate readers
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Bioanalytic
Basic information
Mithras and TriStar
FRET: CFP/YFP
Fluorescence Polarisation: nuclear
receptor
HTRF®: multiplexing
BRET: receptor dimerisation
PathHunter™: GPCR
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Basics
Bioanalytic
Luminescence
„… is light that usually occurs at low
temperatures, and is thus a form of
cold body radiation. It can be caused
by chemical reactions, electrical
energy, …“ (Wikipedia)
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Basics
Bioanalytic
types of luminescence:
Bioluminescence
Chemo/Chemiluminescence
Mechanoluminescence
Thermoluminescence
Radioluminescence
Photoluminescence
Phosphorescence
Fluorescence
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Basics
Bioanalytic
Fluorescence
„… is a luminescence that is mostly found as
an optical phenomenon in cold bodies, in
which the molecular absorption of a photon
triggers the emission of a photon with a
longer (less energetic) wavelength. The
energy difference between the absorbed and
emitted photons ends up as molecular
rotations, vibrations or heat.“ (Wikipedia)
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Basics
Fluorescence: Jablonski diagram
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Bioanalytic
Basics
Fluorescence:
Stokes shift
λem stays
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Selecting Filters
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Selecting filters
Bioanalytic
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Bioanalytic
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Overlap
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Bioanalytic
Excitation and emission filter pairs must
not to overlap with their transmission
spectra!
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Selecting filters
Berthold Filter Data
Base
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Selecting filters
Bioanalytic
Web tools
Invitrogen Spectra Viewer
http://www.invitrogen.com/site/us/en/home/support/
Research-Tools/Fluorescence-SpectraViewer.html
Omega Curv-O-matic
https://www.omegafilters.com/curvo2/index.php
Fluorophores.org
http://www.analytchem.tugraz.at/fluorophores/Browse
Substance.php
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Mithras & Tristar
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Bioanalytic
Mithras
&
Luminescence
BRET/BRET²
AlphaScreen™
Absorbance
Prompt Fluoresc.
FRET
Fluor. Polarisation
Time-Resolved Fl.
HTRF®
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TriStar
Bioanalytic
Luminescence
BRET/BRET²
Absorbance
Prompt Fluoresc.
FRET
Mithras & TriStar
DOPS
Dedicated Optical Path System
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Bioanalytic
Mithras & TriStar
Bioanalytic
Patented cross-talk reduction device
Aperture wheel
10-6 in black plates
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Mithras & TriStar
Bioanalytic
Photon Counting PMT operation
Stringent PMT detector selection
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Glowell Mithras
Mithras & TriStar
Reagent Injectors: JET technology
Teflon bellows
No friction
Cell-friendly
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Mithras & TriStar
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Reagent Injectors: JET technology
Fast and efficient mixing
Berthold performance test
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Mithras & TriStar
Reagent Injectors: JET technology
Highest precision and accuracy
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FRET CFP/YFP
Bioanalytic
Spectral overlap of
donor em and
acceptor ex spectra
Close proximity
1 – 10 nm
Förster distance
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FRET CFP/YFP
2 readings
Ratio calculation
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FRET CFP/YFP
JBC paper, June 2006, Nikolaev et al.
Partial agonism at the α2A adrenergic
receptor
Heterotrimers
Gi type
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FRET CFP/YFP
Bioanalytic
cAMP monitoring with Epac2
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JBC, June 2006, Nikolaev et al.
and
JBC, June 2004, Nikolaev et al.
FRET CFP/YFP
Bioanalytic
cAMP monitoring with Epac2
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JBC, June 2006, Nikolaev et al.
and
JBC, June 2004, Nikolaev et al.
FRET CFP/YFP
Bioanalytic
cAMP monitoring with Epac2
cAMP dose-response
JBC, June 2006, Nikolaev et al.
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FRET CFP/YFP
Bioanalytic
cAMP monitoring with Epac2
NE (norepinephrine): full agonist
JBC, June 2006, Nikolaev et al.
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Fluor. Polarisation
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Fluor. Polarisation
Excited state
has a lifetime
(ns range)
During this time
the unbound
fluorophore
rotates and the
polarisation of
the emitted
light differs
from the
excitation plane
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Fluor. Polarisation
1st reading: parallel orientation
2nd reading perpendicular
orientation
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FP Receptor-Ligand Binding
Bioanalytic
ERα
50 nM FITC tagged short peptide bearing the
nuclear receptor box 2-binding motif of the
co-activator protein SRC-1
Titration of receptor
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FP Receptor-Ligand Binding
150
mP
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Recombinant ER concentration (nM)
Scatchard analyis: Kd 7.5 nM
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HTRF®
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HTRF®
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HTRF® multiplexing IP1 and cAMP
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HTRF® multiplexing IP1 and cAMP
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HTRF® multiplexing IP1 and cAMP
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Bio- / Chemi-Luminescence
Most efficient light collection
Most efficient avoidance of crosstalk
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Chemiluminescence
Bioanalytic
Enzyme Fragment Complementation
ß-Galactosidase fragment fused to receptor (“Prolink
tag”)
Enzyme fused to ß-Arrestin
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Kaiser et al., Greiner
Chemiluminescence
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Kaiser et al., Greiner
BRET
Substrate: Coelenterazine 1 – 5 µM
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BRET: receptor dimerisation
Bioanalytic
HEK293 transfected with cDNA encoding CCR4
and CXCR5 receptors fused to hRluc and YFP
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Issad, Jockers, Marullo, Inst. Cochin
BRET: receptor dynamics
Bioanalytic
HEK cells were cotransfected with the
cDNA coding for IRRluc and YFPPTP1B-D181A
tyrosine
phosphatase
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BRET: receptor conform. changes
Bioanalytic
Co-expression
of MT1-Rluc and
MT1-YFP
or
MT2-Rluc and
MT2-YFP
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Issad, Jockers, Marullo, Inst. Cochin
Bioanalytic
Thank you for your attention
Bernd Hutter
[email protected]
www.Berthold.com/bio
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