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Molecular motors are natural (biological) or artificial molecular machines that are the essential agents of movement in living organisms. In general terms, a motor is a device that consumes energy in one form and converts it into motion or mechanical work; for example, many protein-based molecular motors harness the chemical free energy released by the hydrolysis of ATP in order to perform mechanical work. In terms of energetic efficiency, this type of motor can be superior to currently available man-made motors. One important difference between molecular motors and macroscopic motors is that molecular motors operate in the thermal bath, an environment in which the fluctuations due to thermal noise are significant.

Method for manufacturing rotary type sensor used for rapidly, sensitively and specifically detecting trace small RNAs

The invention relates to the technical field of method for manufacturing rotary type sensor used for rapidly, sensitively and specifically detecting trace small RNAs, belongs to the technical field of biosensor, in particular relates to establishment and application of a novel rotary type sensor detection method. The invention has the characteristic that sensitivity and specificity when detecting small RNA with low abundance in cell, tissue, body fluid and blood are rapidly, simply and obviously improved. The invention provides a method for manufacturing novel rotary type small RNAs sensor, used for screening, detecting and comparing expression of endogenous small RNA (such as shRNA, miRNA, piRNA, siRNA and the like) and improving the existing chromatophore purification, preparation and fluorescence labelling, design of probe and sensor assembling and preparation technique of related chip. In the invention, FoF1-ATPase has double actions of biosensor and molecular motor. In the detection process, a probe with high specificity on a molecular motor rotates like a propeller, so that centrifugal force and fluidity of peripheral liquid are improved, thus reducing time for target small RNAs to approach the probe and promoting separation of non-target RNA. Thus, the method can rapidly and simply detect small RNA molecules expressed in cell, tissue, body fluid and blood at low abundance with high sensitivity and high specificity and can be used for identifying and comparing variation of small RNA before and after cell differentiation and diagnosis and evaluation of occurrence and development of disease.
Owner:殷勤伟 +2

Bio-energy muscle relaxants

Human muscle tissues involve striated and smooth muscles. Each muscle tissue possesses its own special function. Differences of physiology functions among the muscle tissues are mainly determined by their various initiation and signal transmission systems, defined as the pre-muscle molecular motor mechanism, or initiating and regulating mechanism. The current medications, drugs, and therapies for diseases and symptoms related abnormal increased muscle tone or excessive muscle contraction are aimed just at the pre-muscle molecular motor mechanisms, whereas without directly intending to effect on the muscle molecular motor mechanism i.e. the contractile apparatus mechanism at all, which, however, is in common for all kinds of muscle tissues. The muscle molecular motor mechanism mainly involves recycling of actin-myosin filament cross-bridge formation and sliding movement. In the process, bio-energy provided by ATP hydrolysis is necessarily required. Therefore, abnormal increased muscle tone or excessive contraction of muscle tissues under diseased conditions may be modified by inhibition of the muscle molecular motor with the actin-myosin ATPase inhibitor, which blocks hydrolysis of ATP, then reduces release of bio-energy for the muscle contraction.
Our studies in vitro and in vivo have demonstrated that BDM, an ATPase inhibitor, thereby, its analogues, derivatives, and other chemicals possessing similar effect on ATPase may be used as bio-energy muscle relaxants (general muscle relaxants).
Owner:YISHENG ZHANG CHONGGANG WANG & PEI WANG

Single Molecule Detection Using Molecular Motors

The present invention provides methods and compositions for highly sensitive nucleic acid detection, down to the single nucleic acid molecule level. In one aspect, the present invention provides methods for detecting a target nucleic acid comprising: (a) providing first and second target-specific nucleic acids, wherein the first and second target-specific nucleic acids each comprise sequences complementary to the target nucleic acid; wherein the first target specific nucleic acid is bound to a first affinity tag and the second target-specific nucleic acid is bound to a second affinity tag, wherein the first affinity tag is capable of binding to a molecular motor, and wherein the second affinity tag is capable of binding to a detection probe; (b) contacting the first and second target-specific nucleic acids to a sample under conditions whereby the first and second target-specific nucleic acids will hybridize to the target nucleic acid if the target nucleic acid is present in the sample, wherein upon hybridization to the target nucleic acid the first and second target-specific nucleic acids are directly adjacent to each other; (c) ligating the first and second target-specific nucleic acids together; (d) binding the molecular motor t˜ the first affinity tag and the detection probe to the second affinity tag; (e) inducing movement of the molecular motor; and (f) detecting movement of the molecular motor through the detection probe, wherein the movement of the molecular motor serves to detect the target nucleic acid in the sample.
Owner:ARIZONA BOARD OF REGENTS A BODY OF THE STATE OF ARIZONA ACTING FOR & ON BEHALF OF ARIZONA STATE UNVERSITY

Molecular control of transgene segregation and its escape by a recoverable block of funtion (rbf) system

The invention is related to a method and a complex of DNA constructs for providing an increased level of control of transgene segregation in Sexually Reproducing Multicellular Organisms (SRMOs), which are prone to out-crossing with their wild-type or cultivated relatives. The method and constructs allow the farmer to reuse the transgenic crop. without risk. The RBF system comprises one or more Transgenes of Interest (TGIs) encoding desired gene products, one or more Blocking Constructs (BC), and one or more user-controlled means for recovering the blocked functions. The BC has the capacity of blocking at least one function essential for the survival and/or reproduction of the SRMO. Preferably more than one BC flanking the TGIs are used. The BC may be located in close proximity to the TGI, preferably in an intron or flanking the TGIs. The blocked function is recoverable by user-controlled interventions preferably applicable under confined conditions. The intervention is combined with one or more Recovering Constructs (RC). Different types of RBF systems are disclosed. The Double and Triple and Segregating RBF systems and intron-inserted BC are the preferred embodiments of the present invention. The Transgenic Inserts (TI) of the Triple RBF system and their interactions are shown in FIG. 10.
Owner:UNICROP LTD

Molecular motor biosensor kit for molecular subtyping of salmonella

The invention belongs to a kit for quickly performing molecular subtyping determining to salmonella, and particularly relates to the technology of utilizing an F0F1-ATPase molecular motor biosensor Chro-invA, Chro-hut, Chro-spvR and Chro-sdf in the kit to detect specific gene invA and hut of the salmonella, toxic plasmid gene spvR and salmonella enteritidis strain specific gene sdf, so as to determine whether the salmonella contains toxic plasmid and whether the salmonella is the salmonella enteritidis in a subtyping way. The kit has functions that 1, the invA and the hut of the salmonella is detected, so as to identify target bacterium; 2, the spvR can be detected to determine whether the target bacterium carries the toxic plasmid; and 3, the sdf is detected to determine whether the target bacterium is the salmonella enteritidis. The method can be used for establishing the F0F1-ATPase molecular motor biosensor in the kit, carrying out molecular subtyping of the F0F1-ATPase molecular motor biosensor, and determining whether the salmonella contains the toxic plasmid and whether the salmonella is the salmonella enteritidis in a subtyping way according to a subtyping result. The method has the advantages of being high in sensitivity, fast, simple to operate, and low in cost.
Owner:BEIJING ENTRY EXIT INSPECTION & QUARANTINE BUREAU INSPECTION & QUARANTINE TECH CENT +1

Method of assisting to identify irradiated lipid-containing foods

The invention discloses a method of assisting to identify irradiated lipid-containing foods. The method comprises the steps of: (1) sequentially connecting a biotinylated epsilon subunit clonal antibody, streptavidin and a biotinylated 2-dodecyl cyclobutanone polyclonal antibody on epsilon subunit of F0F1-ATP (Adenosine Triphosphate) synthase to obtain a molecular motor biosensor; (2) extracting lipid-containing foods which are not irradiated by using a solvent to obtain a solvent extracting solution a, carrying out reaction on the solvent extracting solution a and the molecular motor biosensor under the condition with the existence of a start buffer solution, adding a PBS (Phosphate Buffer Solution) into a reaction system to stop the reaction, uniformly mixing a reaction solution of the reaction system and a fluorescein/luciferase solution, and detecting a mixture by using an ultra-weak luminescence instrument to obtain the fluorescence intensity of the lipid-containing foods which are not irradiated; and (3) extracting the lipid-containing foods to be identified by using a solvent to obtain a solvent extracting solution b, and carrying out the same operations in the step (2) on the solvent extracting solution b to obtain the fluorescence intensity of the lipid-containing foods to be identified, thus realizing identification of the lipid-containing foods. With the adoption of the method of identifying the irradiated lipid-containing foods, the detection time can be shortened to be about 10mins, and in addition, the detection sensitivity of 2-DCB (Dodecyl Cyclobutanone) can reach 10-4 micrograms/mL, thus satisfying the existing detection range of the irradiated lipid-containing foods.
Owner:INST OF AGRO FOOD SCI & TECH CHINESE ACADEMY OF AGRI SCI
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