Engineered High‐Specificity Affinity Reagents for the Detection of Glycan Sialylation

Loretta Yang, Shengcheng Wu, Lu Meng, Christian Gerner-Smidt, R. Woods
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As alternatives to established carbohydrate‐detection reagents (antibodies and lectins), Lectenz Bio is developing engineered proteins (known as Lectenz®), that target glycan sequences for with existing reagents either do not exist or are sub‐optimal. Lectenz® are engineered proteins derived from catalytically inactivated glycan‐processing enzymes that have been optimized for high affinity towards specific glycan sequences. The conversion of such enzymes into affinity reagents is facilitated by computationally‐guided directed evolution. Lectenz® are being developed for a variety of glycan detection and enrichment applications including affinity chromatography, Western blot, and immunohistochemistry. Here we demonstrate the performance and specificity of two novel sialic acid recognizing Lectenz® engineered from a sialidase enzyme.
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用于检测聚糖 Sialylation 的工程化高特异性亲和试剂
作为现有碳水化合物检测试剂(抗体和凝集素)的替代品,Lectenz 生物公司正在开发针对现有试剂不存在或不理想的聚糖序列的工程蛋白(称为 Lectenz®)。Lectenz® 是一种工程蛋白,来源于催化失活的聚糖加工酶,经过优化后对特定聚糖序列具有高亲和力。通过计算引导的定向进化,可以将这种酶转化为亲和试剂。Lectenz® 正被开发用于各种聚糖检测和富集应用,包括亲和层析、Western 印迹和免疫组化。在这里,我们展示了从硅糖苷酶中提取的两种新型硅糖苷酸识别 Lectenz® 的性能和特异性。
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