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Second messengers are intracellular molecules that transmit signals triggered by extracellular "first" messengers. We explain how fast second messenger responses are measured on a microplate reader.
State-of-the-art assays detect biological reactions at the site of action and in real-time. This can be accomplished by genetically encoded biosensors that report biological changes directly in the cell.
Montana Molecular developed fluorescent biosensors that not only detect GPCR-dependent changes in second messengers but also enable parallel monitoring of these. The sensors detect Gs- and Gi-related cyclic adenosine monophosphate (cAMP) as well as Gq-related diacylglycerol (DAG), phosphatidylinositol-biphosphate (PIP2), and calcium ions (Ca2+).The sensors are available in red and green fluorescing versions to use in a multiplexed assay. For the examination of single analytes like cAMP, the BRET biosensor CAYMEL is equally well suited.
The simplicity of combining different fluorophores in a kinetic measurement with BMG LABTECH instruments qualifies them to read real-time multiplex assays.
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NanoBRET is used to analyse binding events, signaling pathways and receptor trafficking in live cells and has significantly expanded the range and applications of BRET assays.
Calcium is one of the central players in biology. This blog explains some of the many roles of calcium and discusses the different ways that calcium ions can be measured on microplate readers.
Want to analyse complex cellular signalling events with minimal effort? Multiplexing luciferase assays enable multiple, highly quantitative measurements in a single experiment.
Find out how the Dual-Luciferase reporter assay can be utilised to study the influence of the interferon system in virology.