Using the newly developed nanoluciferase as an ultrasensitive bioluminescent probe for ligand-receptor interaction studies
Author(s) -
ZhanYun Guo
Publication year - 2014
Publication title -
receptors and clinical investigation
Language(s) - English
Resource type - Journals
ISSN - 2330-0566
DOI - 10.14800/rci.116
Subject(s) - bioluminescence , ligand (biochemistry) , receptor , chemistry , computational biology , nanotechnology , biology , materials science , biochemistry
Nanoluciferase (NanoLuc) is a newly developed small monomeric luciferase reporter with the brightest bioluminescence reported to date. Recently, we have used NanoLuc as a novel ultrasensitive bioluminescent probe for ligand-receptor interaction studies. In the present highlight, I discuss its general application in ligand-receptor interactions and other binding studies. This novel ultrasensitive bioluminescent probe will facilitate a wide range of biological studies as its new applications are continuously developed.
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