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34 results about "Proteasome Inhibition" patented technology

Synthetic method of proteasome inhibitor MLN9708

The invention provides a synthetic method of a proteasome inhibitor MLN9708. The method comprises: taking 2,5-dichloro benzoic acid as an initial raw material, and performing condensation and saponification to prepare N-(2,5-dichlorobenzoyl) glycine; joining N-(2,5-dichlorobenzoyl) glycine to L-leucine boronic acid pinacol ester hydrochloride; purifying the obtained product through forming a complex with diethanolamine and performing hydrolysis for deprotection to obtain corresponding free boric acid; and reacting the obtained product with citric acid to obtain MLN9708. The method is cheap and available in raw materials, simple and convenient to operate, mild in reaction conditions and easy for industrial production.
Owner:PEKING UNIV

Method for Determining Ubiqutin Chain Length

Protein ubiquitylation, an essential post-translational modification, regulates almost every cellular process including protein degradation, protein trafficking, signal transduction, and DNA damage response in eukaryotic cells. The diverse functions of ubiquitylation are thought to be mediated by distinct chain topologies resulting from eight different ubiquitin linkages, chain lengths, and complexities. Currently, ubiquitin linkages are generally thought to be a critical determinant of ubiquitin signaling. However, ubiquitin chain lengths, another key element of ubiquitin signaling, have not been well documented especially in vivo situation during past three decades from the discovery of ubiquitin. The reason of this was simply because no method has been available for determination of ubiquitin chain length in endogenous ubiquitylated substrates. In the present invention, a practical technique for determining the actual length of substrate-attached polyubiquitin chains from biological samples is established. Using the method, the mean length of substrate-attached polyubiquitin chains was determined and the robustness of ubiquitin chain length regulation in cells is investigated. The following is a summary of findings in this invention: 1. A method for determining ubiquitin chain length was developed and this method was named ‘ubiquitin protection from trypsinization’ (Ub-ProT). 2. Using Ub-ProT, it was determined that the mean length of substrate-attached ubiquitin chains is in the dimer to decamer range. 3. By quantitative proteomics, it was found that the mean lengths of five major types of ubiquitin chains can be divided into two groups. 4. Proteasome-inhibition did not alter the mean length of substrate-attached polyubiquitin chains, indicating that cells have a robust system for regulating ubiquitin chain length.
Owner:TOKYO METROPOLITAN INST OF MEDICAL SCI

Method for determining ubiquitin chain length

Protein ubiquitylation, an essential post-translational modification, regulates almost every cellular process including protein degradation, protein trafficking, signal transduction, and DNA damage response in eukaryotic cells. The diverse functions of ubiquitylation are thought to be mediated by distinct chain topologies resulting from eight different ubiquitin linkages, chain lengths, and complexities. Currently, ubiquitin linkages are generally thought to be a critical determinant of ubiquitin signaling. However, ubiquitin chain lengths, another key element of ubiquitin signaling, have not been well documented especially in vivo situation during past three decades from the discovery of ubiquitin. The reason of this was simply because no method has been available for determination of ubiquitin chain length in endogenous ubiquitylated substrates. In the present invention, a practical technique for determining the actual length of substrate-attached polyubiquitin chains from biological samples is established. Using the method, the mean length of substrate-attached polyubiquitin chains was determined and the robustness of ubiquitin chain length regulation in cells is investigated. The following is a summary of findings in this invention: 1. A method for determining ubiquitin chain length was developed and this method was named ‘ubiquitin protection from trypsinization’ (Ub-ProT). 2. Using Ub-ProT, it was determined that the mean length of substrate-attached ubiquitin chains is in the dimer to decamer range. 3. By quantitative proteomics, it was found that the mean lengths of five major types of ubiquitin chains can be divided into two groups. 4. Proteasome-inhibition did not alter the mean length of substrate-attached polyubiquitin chains, indicating that cells have a robust system for regulating ubiquitin chain length.
Owner:TOKYO METROPOLITAN INST OF MEDICAL SCI

Method for determining ubiquitin chain length

Protein ubiquitylation, an essential post-translational modification, regulates almost every cellular process including protein degradation, protein trafficking, signal transduction, and DNA damage response in eukaryotic cells. The diverse functions of ubiquitylation are thought to be mediated by distinct chain topologies resulting from eight different ubiquitin linkages, chain lengths, and complexities. Currently, ubiquitin linkages are generally thought to be a critical determinant of ubiquitin signaling. However, ubiquitin chain lengths, another key element of ubiquitin signaling, have not been well documented especially in vivo situation during past three decades from the discovery of ubiquitin. The reason of this was simply because no method has been available for determination of ubiquitin chain length in endogenous ubiquitylated substrates. In the present invention, a practical technique for determining the actual length of substrate-attached polyubiquitin chains from biological samples is established. Using the method, the mean length of substrate-attached polyubiquitin chains was determined and the robustness of ubiquitin chain length regulation in cells is investigated. The following is a summary of findings in this invention: 1. A method for determining ubiquitin chain length was developed and this method was named ‘ubiquitin protection from trypsinization’ (Ub-ProT). 2. Using Ub-ProT, it was determined that the mean length of substrate-attached ubiquitin chains is in the dimer to decamer range. 3. By quantitative proteomics, it was found that the mean lengths of five major types of ubiquitin chains can be divided into two groups. 4. Proteasome-inhibition did not alter the mean length of substrate-attached polyubiquitin chains, indicating that cells have a robust system for regulating ubiquitin chain length.
Owner:TOKYO METROPOLITAN INST OF MEDICAL SCI

Method for improving silkworm parthenogenesis early generation hatching rate

The invention relates to the technical field of insect genetic breeding, and particularly relates to a method for improving silkworm parthenogenesis early generation hatching rate. The method is characterized in that old mature female pupas are injected with a proteasome inhibitor MG132 with a concentration of 0.5-2 [mu]mol / L 1-2 days before emergence; after emergence, abdomens of virgin moths aretaken to obtain unfertilized silkworm eggs; the unfertilized silkworm eggs are immersed in a water bath of 46 DEG C, and are heat shock induced for 15-18 min; and after the induction, the unfertilized eggs are protected at 16 DEG C for 3 days, then the bivoltine breed is hastened for hatching after immediate acid immersion, and the polyvoltine breed is directly hastened for hatching. According tothe method, the silkworm parthenogenesis induction method is improved, while induction of the unfertilized eggs to remove fission block and restore mitosis is maintained, the side effect that the hatching rate of silkworm eggs is decreased is relieved, thereby improving the parthenogenesis early generation hatching rate, and shortening a parthenogenesis breed breeding cycle.
Owner:ZHEJIANG ACADEMY OF AGRICULTURE SCIENCES
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