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Intranuclear delivery of antiviral peptide mediated by the B subunit of Escherichia coli heat-labile enterotoxin. A Loregian , E Papini , B Satin , H S. Marsden , T R. Hirst , and G Palu PNAS Vol.96 pp.5221-5226, April 1999
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Intranuclear delivery of antiviral peptide mediated by the B subunit of Escherichia coli heat-labile enterotoxin A Loregian , E Papini , B Satin , H S. Marsden , T R. Hirst , and G Palu PNAS Vol.96 pp.5221-5226, April 1999 Speaker: 劉育男 Date: November 29, 2000 Place: 生科一館117教室
Introduction: Compartmentalization : Effective compartmentalization of drugs is a prerequisite for evoking desired biological activity EtxB: E. coli heat labile enterotoxin B subunit HSV 1 UL42 accessory protein & POL peptide
A Subunit B Subunit
DNA Polymerase POL UL42 accessory protein
Inhibitory POL POL with DNA polymerase UL42 accessory protein
In vitro effect of EtxB-POL chimera EtxB POL EtxB-POL
Early Endosome Trans Golgi Network Lysosome Late Endosome
Anti V-ATPase for late endosome & lysosome Anti gamma-adaptin for trans-Golgi network
Effect of different drugs on intranuclear localization of Pol Golgi disruption Inhibit microtubule Inhibit v-ATPase
EtxB-POL EtxB POL Inhibition of plaque-forming
Conclusion : • Chimeras can be used as Compartmentalizing tools. • EtxB can deliver biological active macromolecule such as vaccines, adjuvants and drugs. • Mimic subunit interface function to disrupt protein-protein interaction in a highly specific manner.