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Chapters
- 00:05Title
- 02:14Preparation of Cells for Labeling with ReAsH/FlAsH
- 04:38Imaging the Cells on a Confocal Microscope
- 05:45Data Analysis
- 10:54Representative Assessment of the ReAsH Reactivity of TC Tagged Kinase Src in live HEK293 Cells
- 11:46Conclusion
The biarsenical dyes FlAsH and ReAsH bind specifically to tetracysteine motifs in proteins and can selectively label proteins in live cells. Recently this labeling strategy has been used to develop sensors for different protein conformations or oligomeric states. We describe the labeling approach and methods to quantitatively analyze binding.
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ReAsHFlAsHLabelingImage AnalysisTetracysteine Sensor ProteinsCellsFluorescent ProteinsProtein TraffickingProtein LocalizationProtein FunctionFusion PartnersConformational ChangeProtein-associationSmall Tag SystemBiarsenical DyesSpecificityLive CellsSteric ConstraintsHost ProteinConformational Change MeasurementProtein-protein InteractionsOligomerization SensorsMutant HuntingtinAggregatesNeuronsHuntington Disease
