Regulating PAS domain function with foreign PAS ligands
a technology domain functions, applied in the field of foreign pas ligands of protein regulatory domains, can solve problems such as evidence of such cofactors, and achieve the effect of convenient detection
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[0021] In one aspect of the invention, we show that foreign ligands can be introduced into the hydrophobic core regions of PAS domains even (a) where the PAS domain does not require a core-bound ligand for formation or function; (b) the PAS domain is fully folded in its native state; c) where there is no NMR-apparent a priori formed core cavity to accommodate such a ligand; and / or (d) wherein the PAS domain is unassociated with any predetermined ligand-dependent heterologous chaperone protein. In contrast, AHR PAS-B binds both HSP90, a common chaperone of unfolded proteins, and ligand, and the AHR PAS-B domain is unfolded without ligand (e.g. Kikuchi, et al., 2003, J Biochem 134, 83-90).
[0022] This aspect of the invention provides methods and corresponding compositions, kits, instructions and business methods for detecting binding of a PAS domain with a foreign (i.e. not a natural ligand of the PAS domain) core ligand of the PAS domain, wherein the PAS domain is predetermined, pref...
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