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Identification of auxin-binding proteins using an improved assay for photoaffinity labeling with 5-N3-[7-3H]-indole-3-acetic acid

Authors: Campos, Narciso; Feldwisch, Joachim; Zettl, Rolf; Boland, Wilhelm; Schell, Jeff; Palme, Klaus;

Identification of auxin-binding proteins using an improved assay for photoaffinity labeling with 5-N3-[7-3H]-indole-3-acetic acid

Abstract

We have developed an improved assay for detection of auxin-binding proteins using photoaffinity labeling. We have synthesized 5-NH2-[7-3H]indole-3-acetic acid (IAA) and 5-N3-[7-3H]IAA and extensively purified these compounds. Photoaffinity labeling of auxin binding proteins was performed at -196°C to reduce unspecific labeling of plant proteins. The method presented here has several advantages compared to previously described approaches. (1) Modification of the photoaffinity labeling conditions results in a significant increase in specificity of the assay; (2) the assay is simple and reliable; (3) the assay is fast and easily allows processing of a large number of samples. The application of this assay is demonstrated using a well known auxin-binding protein from maize coleoptiles, ABP-1. We show that ABP-1 is efficiently and specifically labeled after illumination in the presence of 5-N3-(7-3H]IAA. In addition, we demonstrate that photoaffinity labeling with 5-N3-[7-3H]IAA is specifically competed in the presence of an active auxin analogue. We conclude that the assay described should contribute to the identification of novel auxin-binding proteins.

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Bioquímica, info:eu-repo/classification/ddc/540, 5-N3-[7-3H]lndole-3-Acetic Acid, ddc:540, Chemistry & allied sciences, Auxin-Binding Proteins, Proteins, Photoaffinity Labeling, 540, Proteïnes, Biochemistry

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