新型冠状病毒蛋白热移芯片(PTSC)的建立及蛋白芯片在药理学领域的未来探索

Peng Chen, Zhao Cui, Caifeng Li, Shiwen Deng, Han Yang
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传统的蛋白质芯片是基于固体芯片,不能以无标签的方式进行药物和靶标筛选。本文提出了一种基于荧光信号的蛋白质热移位芯片(PTSC),该芯片可实现低成本、高通量、无标记的筛选。我们开发了COVID-19的PTSC,包含12个SARS-CoV-2和宿主靶蛋白。对小分子药物、大分子抗体和草药提取物进行了一系列质量控制试验。该芯片实现了COVID-19药物的高通量筛选,可作为筛选药物靶点的工具,临床有效药物。
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Establishment of a protein thermal shift chip (PTSC) for COVID-19 and exploration of the future of protein chips in pharmacology
Traditional protein chips are based on solid chips and cannot enable drug and target screening in a label-free manner. Herein, a protein thermal shift chip (PTSC) based on fluorescence signals is proposed, which enables low-cost, high-throughput, label-free screening. We developed a PTSC for COVID-19, containing 12 SARS-CoV-2 and host target proteins. A series of quality-control tests were performed for small-molecule drugs, macromolecular antibodies, and herbal-medicine extracts. This chip enabled high-throughput screening of COVID-19 drugs and thus may serve as a tool for screening drug targets clinically effective drugs.
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