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Protein engineering for therapeutics. Part B / edited by K. Dane Wittrup, Gregory L. Verdine.
LIBRA QP601 .M49 v.503
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- Format:
- Book
- Series:
- Methods in enzymology ; v. 503.
- Methods in enzymology ; v. 503
- Language:
- English
- Subjects (All):
- Proteins--Therapeutic use.
- Protein engineering.
- Proteins.
- Physical Description:
- xliv, 348 pages, 6 unnumbered pages of plates : illustrations (some color) ; 23 cm.
- Edition:
- First edition.
- Place of Publication:
- San Diego, Calif. : Academic, 2012.
- Contents:
- Section IV Peptides 1
- 1 Stapled Peptides for Intracellular Drug Targets / Gregory L. Verdine Verdine, Gregory L., Gerard J. Hilinski Hilinski, Gerard J. 3
- 1 Introduction 4
- 2 All-Hydrocarbon Stapled α-Helical Peptides 6
- 3 The Design of Stapled Peptides 9
- 4 Stapled Peptide Synthesis 12
- 5 Olefin Metathesis 16
- 6 N-terminal and Internal Modifications 16
- 7 Cleavage of Stapled Peptides from the Solid Support 19
- 8 Stapled Peptide Purification 20
- 9 Biophysical Characterization 20
- 10 Cell Permeability 23
- 11 In Vitro Target Interaction and Activity Assays 26
- 12 In Vivo Efficacy 27
- 13 Strategies for Stapled Peptide Optimization 28
- 14 Summary 30
- Acknowledgments 30
- References 30
- 2 Mapping of Vascular ZIP Codes by Phage Display / Tambet Teesalu Teesalu, Tambet, Kazuki N. Sugahara Sugahara, Kazuki N., Erkki Ruoslahti Ruoslahti, Erkki 35
- 1 Introduction 36
- 2 Methods 41
- 3 Concluding Remarks and Perspectives 52
- Acknowledgments 53
- References 53
- 3 Engineering Cyclic Peptide Toxins / Richard J. Clark Clark, Richard J., David J. Craik Craik, David J. 57
- 1 Introduction 58
- 2 Peptide Design 59
- 3 Peptide Synthesis 60
- 4 Structural Analysis 66
- 5 Stability Assays 68
- 6 Special Considerations for Cyclic Peptides 69
- Acknowledgments 71
- References 71
- 4 Peptide Discovery Using Bacterial Display and Flow Cytometry / Jennifer A. Getz Getz, Jennifer A., Tobias D. Schoep Schoep, Tobias D., Patrick S. Daugherty Daugherty, Patrick S. 75
- 1 Introduction 76
- 2 Protocols 79
- 3 Conclusions 94
- Acknowledgments 95
- References 95
- Section V Scaffolds 99
- 5 Designed Ankyrin Repeat Proteins (DARPins): From Research to Therapy / Rastislav Tamaskovic Tamaskovic, Rastislav, Manuel Simon Simon, Manuel, Nikolas Stefan Stefan, Nikolas, Martin Schwill Schwill, Martin, Andreas Plückthun Plückthun, Andreas 101
- 1 Introduction 102
- 2 Applications of DARPins 107
- 3 Protocols for DARPins in Biomedical Applications 112
- Acknowledgment 129
- References 129
- 6 Target-Binding Proteins Based on the 10th Human Fibronectin Type III Domain (¹⁰Fn3) / Shohei Koide Koide, Shohei, Akiko Koide Koide, Akiko, Dasa Lipovsek Lipovsek, Dasa 135
- 1 Introduction 136
- 2 Library Design 137
- 3 Choice of Selection Platform 139
- 4 Phage Display, mRNA Display, and Yeast-Surface Display of ¹⁰Fn3-Based Libraries 141
- 5 Production 151
- 6 Conclusion 153
- Acknowledgments 154
- References 154
- 7 Anticalins: Small Engineered Binding Proteins Based on the Lipocalin Scaffold / Michaela Gebauer Gebauer, Michaela, Arne Skerra Skerra, Arne 157
- 1 Introduction 158
- 2 Cloning and Expression of Lipocalins and Anticalins in E. coli 166
- 3 Construction of a Genetic Anticalin Library 170
- 4 Preparation and Selection of a Phage Display Library for Anticalins 172
- 5 Preparation and Selection of a Bacterial Surface Display Library for Anticalins 176
- 6 Colony Screening for Anticalins with Specific Target-Binding Activity 177
- 7 Screening for Anticalins with Specific Target-Binding Activity Using Microtiter Plate Expression in E. coli 179
- 8 Measuring Target Affinity of Anticalins in an ELISA 181
- 9 Measuring Target Affinity of Anticalins via Surface Plasmon Resonance 182
- 10 Application of Anticalins in Biochemical Research and Drug Development 184
- References 186
- 8 T Cell Receptor Engineering / Jennifer D. Stone Stone, Jennifer D., Adam S. Chervin Chervin, Adam S., David H. Aggen Aggen, David H., David M. Kranz Kranz, David M. 189
- 1 Introduction 190
- 2 Stability and Affinity Engineering of T Cell Receptors by Yeast Surface Display 192
- 3 Affinity Engineering and Selection of T Cell Receptors by T Cell Display 200
- 4 Expression, Purification, and Applications of Soluble scTv Proteins 207
- 5 Recipes for Media and Buffers 215
- Acknowledgments 218
- References 219
- 9 Engineering Knottins as Novel Binding Agents / Sarah J. Moore Moore, Sarah J., Jennifer R. Cochran Cochran, Jennifer R. 223
- 1 Introduction 224
- 2 Knottins as Scaffolds for Engineering Molecular Recognition 225
- 3 Engineering Knottins by Yeast Surface Display 227
- 4 Knottin Library Construction 230
- 5 Screening Yeast-Displayed Knottin Libraries 234
- 6 Knottin production by chemical synthesis or recombinant expression 237
- 7 Cell binding assays 243
- 8 Summary 247
- Acknowledgments 247
- References 247
- Section VI Pharmacokinetics 253
- 10 Practical Theoretic Guidance for the Design of Tumor-Targeting Agents / K. Dane Wittrup Wittrup, K. Dane, Greg M. Thurber Thurber, Greg M., Michael M. Schmidt Schmidt, Michael M., John J. Rhoden Rhoden, John J. 255
- 1 Introduction 256
- 2 What Molecular Size Is Best for Tumor Uptake? 256
- 3 Will Targeting Increase Nanoparticle Accumulation in a Tumor? 259
- 4 How Does Affinity Affect Biodistribution? 261
- 5 What Dose Is Necessary in Order to Overcome the "Binding Site Barrier"? 263
- 6 Conclusions 264
- References 265
- 11 Reengineering Biopharmaceuticals for Targeted Delivery Across the Blood-Brain Barrier / William M. Pardridge Pardridge, William M., Ruben J. Boado Boado, Ruben J. 269
- 1 Introduction 270
- 2 Blood-Brain Barrier Receptor-Mediated Transport and Molecular Trojan Horses 271
- 3 Reengineering Recombinant Proteins for Targeted Brain Delivery 274
- 4 Genetic Engineering of Expression Plasmid DNA Encoding IgG Fusion Proteins 278
- 5 Pharmacokinetics and Brain Uptake of IgG Fusion Proteins 279
- 6 CNS Pharmacological Effects of IgG Fusion Proteins 284
- 7 Immune Response Against IgG Fusion Proteins 287
- 8 Summary 288
- References 289
- 12 Engineering and Identifying Supercharged Proteins for Macromolecule Delivery into Mammalian Cells / David B. Thompson Thompson, David B., James J. Cronican Cronican, James J., David R. Liu Liu, David R. 293
- 1 Introduction 294
- 2 Methods 301
- 3 Conclusion 317
- References 318.
- Notes:
- Includes bibliographical references and index.
- ISBN:
- 9780123969620
- 012396962X
- OCLC:
- 757491221
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