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324  15 New Applications of Transketolase: Cascade Reactions for Assay Development

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                    Figure 15.1  Release of compound 8 from 7  Reactions: 7 (100 mM), D-ribose-5-phosphate
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                    catalyzed by TK/BSA. Controls: 7 (100 mM),  (100 mM), TK extract (1 unit ml ); ◊, 7; ▴,
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                    TK extract (1 unit ml ); △, 7 in bicine  8 in bicine buffer 0.1 M pH 8.2; ⧫, 7; ■, 8
                    buffer pH 8.2; +, 7 in -(N-morpholino)  in MOPS buffer 0.1 M pH 7.2.
                    propanesulfonic acid (MOPS) buffer pH 7.2.
                      Finally, the coupled reactions TK/BSA/PPO were tested with TK probe 7 and
                    d-R5P as acceptor substrate [25b] (Scheme 15.11). To avoid any artifacts arising
                    from possible electrode passivation or denaturation of PPO in this complex assay
                    medium, a normalized double determination was made with five additions of
                    20 μMTKprobe 7, followed by five subsequent additions of 2 μM 9. The amount of
                    9 released by the enzymatic transformation of TK probe 1 can be calculated from the
                    current ratio I  /I normalized in molar concentration (Table 15.1). In addi-
                               TK probe  9
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                    tion, the amount of released 9 depends on the TK concentration (U ml ) present
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                    in the electrolyte medium, with saturation at 1.25 U ml . The reproducibility of
                    these experiments was verified for at least two or three independent experiments
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                    at 1 and 1.25 U ml .
                      In conclusion, optimized conditions were obtained for enhancing the sensitivity
                    and specificity of a PPO biosensor to detect l-tyrosine derivative 9, which could
                    be used for the in vitro determination of TK activity. The co-immobilization of
                    TK on this biosensor will be investigated to extend applications in the area of
                    Table 15.1  Current responses for determination of 9.

                                        a
                                                b
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                    TK     BSA (mg ml )  I (nA)  I (nA)  9 formed (  M)  % TK probe transformed
                    Pure       2       140 ± 21  174 ± 15  1.60 ± 0.10   8.0 ± 0.5
                    Crude      2        156 ± 9  214 ± 16  1.50 ± 0.03   7.3 ± 0.1

                    Reaction: 5 ml 0.05 M MOPS pH 7.2, 100 μM ribose-5-P, 2 mM TPP, 3 mM MgCl ,1 U ml −1  TK
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                    (25 C, E  =−0.2 V).
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                    a TK probe 20 μM.
                    b
                     9 2 μM.
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