用仿生比率传感器补充侵蚀性关节疾病的临床诊断

Kylie Yang, Katrina Pavic, Amy A Bowyer, N. Manolios, Elizabeth J. New
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炎症性风湿病通常以关节液和关节膜中基质金属蛋白酶水平的改变为特征。因此,监测滑液中MMP活性对于及时诊断、预后和有效治疗至关重要。在这里,我们报告了一种新的荧光测定法来测量抽吸滑液中的蛋白酶活性。我们的荧光报告包含基于蛋白酶底物肽序列的可切割连接体,在切割时显示比例输出。我们已经在患者来源的滑液中验证了我们的报告,并证明了它们表征疾病类型的能力。
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Supplementing clinical diagnostics of erosive joint diseases with bio-inspired ratiometric sensors
Inflammatory rheumatological disorders are often characterised by altered levels of matrix metalloproteinase levels in joint fluid and joint membranes. Therefore, monitoring of MMP activity in synovial fluid is essential to enable timely diagnosis, prognosis, and effective treatment. Here we report a novel fluorescence assay to measure protease activity in aspirated synovial fluid. Our fluorescent reporters contain cleavable linkers based on the peptide sequences of protease substrates, showing a ratiometric output upon cleavage. We have validated our reporters in patient-derived synovial fluid, and demonstrated their ability to characterise disease type.
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