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Methods in Enzymology | 1994

[10] IgA-specific prolyl endopeptidases: Serine type

Andrew G. Plaut; William W. Bachovchin

Publisher Summary This chapter describes IgA-specific serine endopeptidases. IgA proteinases are a group of endopeptidases produced by medically important bacteria in the genera Streptococcus , Neisseria , and Haemophilus . The enzymes are secreted to the extracellular environment and all have pronounced substrate specificity for human IgA 1 immunoglobulins, one of the two IgA isotypes that are the dominant form of antibody in human secretions. The IgA proteinases of the gram-negative bacteria Neisseria gonorrhoeae , Neisseria meningitidis , and Haemophilus influenzae are encoded by a single chromosomal iga gene. There is no known gene regulation, and the enzyme is constitutively expressed in vitro . Enzyme secretion to the culture medium takes place throughout the logarithmic phase of bacterial growth. IgA proteinases cleave both serum and secretory human IgA l proteins. The polymeric immunoglobulin receptor covalently bound to mucosal dimeric IgA does not interfere with cleavage. IgA proteinase activity is determined using human IgA 1 substrate, the preferred source being the monoclonal paraproteins in plasma of patients with multiple myeloma. These proteins are at extremely high concentration and are easy to purify.


Journal of Magnetic Resonance | 1987

Perfusion of cell spheroids for study by NMR spectroscopy

Peck-Sun Lin; Michael Blumenstein; Ross B. Mikkelsen; Rupert Schmidt-Ullrich; William W. Bachovchin

Abstract Many anchorage-dependent types of cells can be cultured in suspension as small clumps of defined size known as spheroids. These spheroids are particularly suited for study with NMR spectroscopy because, unlike suspensions of single cells, they can be perfused without being carried along with the perfusate, thus eliminating the need for filters or gels. We have successfully maintained human breast cancer cells (MCF-7) and Chinese hamster cells (V 79) in a physiological steady state as spheroids for more than 80 hours in a 10 mm NMR tube using a simple and inexpensive perfusion setup which requires no modification of NMR instrumentation. Although we were primarily interested in obtaining 31P NMR spectra, cell mass was sufficiently high that natural abundance 13C NMR spectra were also readily obtained.


Archive | 1999

Method of regulating glucose metabolism, and reagents related thereto

William W. Bachovchin; Andrew G. Plaut; Daniel Drucker


Archive | 1992

Inhibitors of dipeptidyl-aminopeptidase type IV

William W. Bachovchin; Andrew G. Plaut; George R Flentke


Archive | 1999

Use of dipeptidylpetidase inhibitors to regulate glucose metabolism

William W. Bachovchin; Daniel Drucker; Andrew G. Plaut


Archive | 2010

Method for regulating glucose metabolism, and reagent related thereto

William W. Bachovchin; Daniel Drucker; Andrew G. Plaut; ジー プロート アンドリュー; ダブリュ バコフチン ウィリアム; ジェイ. ドラッカー,ダニエル


Archive | 2006

ジペプチジル−アミノペプチダーゼ・iv型の阻害剤

William W. Bachovchin; George R Flentke; Andrew G. Plaut; ジー プラウト アンドリュー; ダブリュ バチョビチン ウィリアム; アール フレンテケ ジョージ


Archive | 1999

Utilisation d'inhibiteurs de la dipeptidylpeptidase pour réguler le métabolisme du glucose

William W. Bachovchin; Andrew G. Plaut; Daniel Drucker


Archive | 1999

Dipeptidylpeptidase IV inhibitors for use in the treatment of Type II diabetes

William W. Bachovchin; Andrew G. Plaut; Daniel Drucker


Archive | 1999

Using Dipetidylpeptidasehemmer for regulation of glucose metabolism

William W. Bachovchin; Daniel Toronto Drucker; Andrew G. Plaut

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