VARIANTS OF AMYLOID [beta]-PROTEIN PRECURSOR INHIBITOR DOMAIN
A technology of phenylalanine and leucine, applied in protease inhibitors, in vivo radioactive preparations, peptide/protein components, etc., can solve the problem of the absence of trypsin in humans
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[0210] APPI displayed by yeast WT Rapidly cleaved by human trypsin
[0211] The yeast surface display (YSD) system for directed evolution is based on the expression of a library of mutant proteins on the surface of yeast, followed by selection of variants with improved affinity. However, this system has not previously been used to identify proteolytic cleavage or improve proteolytic resistance of displayed inhibitors. In order to test APPI WT Compatibility with YSD system, APPI WT The coding region of was cloned into the YSD plasmid for presentation on the surface of S. cerevisiae as a fusion with the Aga2p lectin protein. APPI was then validated using FACS by detecting bound fluorescently labeled bovine trypsin, which is a tight binding target of established APPI WT correct folding. Such as Figure 1A As seen in , APPI displayed on the surface of yeast is highly expressed and shows significant binding to bovine trypsin, which exhibits proper folding of APPI ( Figure 1A ...
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[0214] Strategies for Proteolytic Stability Maturation of APPI Libraries
[0215] Motivated by the discovery that active mid-trypsin proteolyzes surface-displayed APPI and that mid-trypsin-S195A can detect residual, uncleaved APPI on the cell surface, it was hypothesized that these reagents could be used in a stepwise fashion to enrich for proteolytically resistant APPI diversity library of variants. As a starting point, a random library was generated in which mutations were introduced throughout the APPI gene at a frequency of 0-3 mutations / clone, which yielded approximately 9B10 6 A library of independent variants. Diversity is introduced throughout the molecule because, while protease specificity is primarily directed by the sequence of the canonical binding loop, proteolytic stability was previously found to be a property strongly influenced by residues within the scaffold.
[0216] The unique screening strategy presented, designated "triple staining", consists of three ...
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[0219] High affinity and high stability variants identified at S5
[0220] Show APPI WT 'Triple staining' analysis of cells from and from library maturation cycles (S1 to S5) showed that the more advanced the sorting, the higher the stability and affinity of trypsin ( Figure 2B 1 ); notable was S5, which showed high resistance to the proteolytic activity of medium trypsin at all enzyme concentrations used. After generating a library comprising resistant clones, the inventors proceeded to determine whether it would be possible to detect binding interactions between active trypsins (as done using bovine trypsin) for each stability maturation screening step. Indeed, 'double staining' analysis of cells from categories S1 to S5 with active mid-trypsin (without inactive mid-trypsin) showed high binding in late sorting rounds (i.e., S4, S5, Figure 2B 2 ). These results indicate a relatively high population of proteolysis-resistant APPI variants (ie, stability-matured variants)...
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