A fluorescent pH probe
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BCECF is a fluorescent probe commonly used to measure pH.1 It is a dual-excitation ratiometric pH indicator with a pKa of ~6.98. Measurements of pH are made by determining the ratio of emission intensity, detected at 535 nm, when excited at 490 nm versus the emission intensity when excited at 440 nm.1 BCECF is membrane impermeable, whereas the acetoxymethyl ester, BCEBF-AM is membrane permeant.
1.O'Connor, N., and Silver, R.B.Ratio imaging: Practical considerations for measuring intracellular Ca2+ and pH in living cellsMethods Cell Biol.81415-433(2007)
Kinase experiment: |
The cells are palced in a petri dish and BCECF present in trichomonads is fixed for electron microsopy. Controns without BCECF loading, without DAB treatment, and without UV illumination are run in parallel. Trichomonads remaine viable during the procedure, except that without BCECF they are dead and disrupted by 4 h. Then the cell are lysed. After lysis, BCECF is added to the lysate to 20 μM, and the lysate is incubated,followed by 3 washes in lysis buffer to remove free dye and resuspension of the pellet in the original volume[1]. |
参考文献: [1]. Scott DA, et al. Analysis of the uptake of the fluorescent marker 2',7'-bis-(2-carboxyethyl)-5(and-6)-carboxyfluorescein (BCECF) by hydrogenosomes in Trichomonas vaginalis. Eur J Cell Biol. 1998 Jun;76(2):139-45. |
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