Ocular compositions that increases the activity of gelatinase a in ocular cells
a technology of ocular cells and compositions, which is applied in the field of ocular compositions that increase the activity of gelatinase a in ocular cells, can solve the problems of decreased iop, increased degradation of ecm, and subsequent increase in aqueous outflow, so as to increase the expression or enzymatic activity, increase the aqueous outflow, and increase the effect of ecm degradation
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Small Molecules that Increase Expression or Activity of a Cell-Associated Component with Gelatinase Activity, Detected Using a Cell-Based Screening Assay that Measures Hydrolysis of a Thiopeptolide Substrate
[0091] A. Thiopeptolide Assay Used to Detect Cell-Associated Gelatinase Activity Ascribed to MT-MMP:
[0092] Rhesus monkey TM cells are cultured and maintained for at least two weeks in 96-well microtiter plates in a growth medium such as Dulbecco's Modified Eagles' Medium (DMEM) plus 15 percent (v / v) fetal bovine serum (FBS)containing 1% bovine calf serum or a medium more suitable for endothelial cells due to its lower serum content such as MCDB 131 supplemented with endothelial cell growth supplement, 1% or less FBS or bovine calf serum and defined supplements as described by Knedler and Ham, In Vitro Cellular and Dev. Biol. 23:481 (1987). Two days before molecule testing, the medium is replace by a defined, serum-free medium such as Minimum Essential Medium (MEM) containing de...
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Small Molecules that Have a Synergistic Effect when Used in Combination, with Each Other or with the Lectin Concanavalin A, on the Increased Expression or Activity of a Cell-Associated Component with Gelatinase Activity, Detected Using a Cell-Based Screening Assay that Measures Hydrolysis of a Thiopeptolide Substrate
[0107] Concanavalin A (Con A) binds to mannose groups on cell membrane gycoproteins. Because of its tetravalent nature, Con A binding leads to oligomerization of these “receptors,” possibly in the form of heterogeneous aggregates. Con A stimulation elicits increased expression of MT-MMP with concomitant ability to activate proGel A. The response, as measured by the magnitude of zymographic bands and by thiopeptolide assay, is dose-dependent. Thus the effects of co-activation using a submaximal dose of Con A plus treatment with a small molecule that may or may not be active by itself, are measured in the subject activation assay.
[0108] A. Co-Activation Assay Used to Det...
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