Protein Sorting During Endocytosis: Methods
Monica Fabbri, Ruggero Pardi
Abstract
Monica Fabbri, Ruggero Pardi
Abstract
Abstract Endocytosis in eukaryotic cells is a regulated array of several complex processes and is involved in many cellular activities. The quantitative biochemical assay described herein integrates the qualitative results obtained with the morphological techniques previously used to study endocytosis. A method based on use of a biotinylated reagent that binds covalently to proteins and is cleavable by reducing agents at 4°C allows study of the molecular mechanisms involved and the structural requirements for protein sorting.
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Abstract Endocytosis in eukaryotic cells is a regulated array of several complex processes and is involved in many cellular activities. The quantitative biochemical assay described herein integrates the qualitative results obtained with the morphological techniques previously used to study endocytosis. A method based on use of a biotinylated reagent that binds covalently to proteins and is cleavable by reducing agents at 4°C allows study of the molecular mechanisms involved and the structural requirements for protein sorting.
Key concepts: Endocytosis, Biotinylation, Sorting, Cell biology, Chemistry, Computational biology, Biochemistry, Biology