Single-Molecule Activity Profiling of Glycosidase Proteoforms Using Water-Soluble Fluorogenic Probes
明裕 金子, Kyohhei FujitaiD, Takako Uchida, Tadahaya MizunoiD, Takumi Iwasaka, Hiroyuki KusuharaiD, Yasuteru UranoiD, Toru KomatsuiD
Abstract
In this study, we report a series of highly water-soluble fluorogenic probes for glycosidases useful for microdevice-based single-molecule enzyme activity profiling (SEAP). The assay was able to detect trace glycosidase activities in blood with high sensitivity and with proteoform resolution. This platform revealed the potential of -mannosidase as sensitive blood-based liquid-biopsy biomarkers for liver injury, highlighting the potential of this approach for activity-based diagnostics.
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