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Signosis/HIF Luciferase Reporter Neuro2a Stable Cell Line/SL-0027-FP/1 Ea
Description:
HIFresponsiveLuciferaseReporterNeuro2a StableCellLineisderivedfrommouseneuroblastoma,andstablyexpressfireflyluciferasereportergeneunderthecontrolof HIFresponseelement.ThiscelllineisanidealcellularmodelformonitoringtheactivationofHypoxiareceptorSignalingPathwaytriggeredbystimulitreatment,enforcedgeneexpressionandgeneknockdown.Principle:
Hypoxia-InducIBLeFactor(HIF)-1isadimericproteincomplexthatplaysacentralroleintheresponsetolowoxygenconcentrations,orhypoxia,and isacrucialphysiologicalregulatorofhomeostasis,vascularization,andanaerobicmetabolism.HIFisatranscriptionfactorregulatinggeneexpressionbybindingtotheirDNArecognitionsiteonthetargetgenes.FurThermore,HIF-1hasbeenwidelystudiedbecauseofitsperceivedtherapeuticpotential. HIF-1allowssurvivalandproliferationofcancerouscellsduetoitsangiogenicproperties,andtheinhibitionpotentiallycouldpreventthespreadofcancer.WithagrowingunderstandingoftheHIF-1pathway,ithasbecomeanattractivegoaltoanalyzetheinhibitionandstimulationofHIFtranscriptionalactivityviasmallmolecules.
Signosishasdeveloped HIFLuciferaseReporterStableCellLinebytransfectionofHIFluciferasereportervectoralongwithhygromycinexpressionvectorfollowedbyhygromycinselection.ThehygromycinresistantclonesweresubsequentlyscreenedforCoCl2orDMOG-inducedluciferaseactivity.
PrinciplebehindTFluciferasereporter. TFluciferasereporterstablecelllineutilizesartificialpromoterconstructstodriveluciferaseexpression. Thepromoterregioncanconsistsofmultiplerepeatsofacis-elementTFbindingsite,aDNAfragmentfromthepromoterregionofaknownTFdownstreamgene,oraDNAfragmentcontainingputative/knownTFbindingsites. ThereareseveralwaysthataTFcanbeactivated,suchasthroughextracellularstimuliorthroughintracellularsignalingpathways. Onceactivated,theTFtranslocatestothenucleusandofteninteractswithrelevantco-factorstodrivegeneexpression. Onceluciferaseisexpressed,itcangeneratelightinanenzymaticassayandtheamountoflightmeasuredispositivelycorrelatedwiththelevelofTFactivation. |
