A simple spectrophotometric streptavidin–biotin binding assay utilizing biotin-4-fluorescein

Mark J. Waner, David P. Mascotti
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A new assay for biotin binding capacity of Streptavidin (SA) is presented in this work. The assay is based on the large decrease in the extinction coefficient at 493 nm that accompanies binding of biotin-4-fluorescein (B4F) to SA. This decrease is attributed to formation of a charge transfer complex between the B4F-donor and one or more SA residues. We show that one may observe the stoichiometric binding via monitoring the absorbance at 493 nm using either SA or B4F as the titrant. The sensitivity of the assay is at the lower end of similar fluorimetric and photometric assays. Though the sensitivity is not substantially lower than other comparable techniques, this assay allows one added flexibility in working range and instrumentation, since the same stock solutions may be used for this new photometric assay or the fluorescence assay for which this ligand was first developed.

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利用生物素-4-荧光素的简单分光光度法链亲和素-生物素结合测定
本文提出了一种新的测定链霉亲和素(SA)生物素结合能力的方法。该分析是基于生物素-4-荧光素(B4F)与SA结合时在493nm处消光系数的大幅下降。这种减少是由于在b4f供体和一个或多个SA残基之间形成了电荷转移配合物。我们表明,可以通过使用SA或B4F作为滴定剂监测493nm处的吸光度来观察化学计量结合。该测定法的灵敏度在类似的荧光和光度测定法中处于较低的水平。虽然灵敏度并不比其他可比较的技术低很多,但该分析允许在工作范围和仪器上增加灵活性,因为相同的原液可以用于这种新的光度测定或该配体首次开发的荧光测定。
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