- Includes enzyme, substrate, plates, and buffers
- For use with the trusted Transcreener ADP2 Assay (Sold Separately)
- Easy-to-use and HTS-ready
- Screen & perform dose-response assays quickly in your lab
Is your plate reader compatible? Find out now!
Is your plate reader compatible? Find out now!
The Enzolution eIF4A3 Assay System provides researchers with an assay tool that will simplify and advance their exploration of novel eIF4A3 modulators. The assay system includes eIF4A3 enzyme, RNA substrate, assay plates, and buffers to generate an eIF4A3 enzymatic reaction.
The Enzolution Assay System is intended for use with the trusted Transcreener ADP2 Assay (sold separately). The Transcreener ADP2 Assay is the only commercially available ADP assay that directly detects ADP production, i.e. without the use of coupling enzymes. The direct detection format minimizes compound interference, producing trustworthy results with Z’ values greater than 0.7. The assay is an extensively validated ADP detection method used in millions of wells by researchers globally.
When purchasing the Enzolution Assay System, it is important to choose the assay system readout that corresponds to the FP, FI, or TR-FRET configuration of your Transcreener ADP2 Assay.
| FP & FI Assay System | ||||
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1K | 10K | |||
| Component | Part# | Qty | Part# | Qty |
| Recombinant eIF4A3, Active, Human | 2385 | 70 µL | 2386 | 704 µL |
| Yeast RNA, 10 mg/mL | 2319 | 200 µL | 2311 | 1.4 mL |
| Enzyme Assay Buffer E, 10X | 2320 | 2 mL | 2321 | 20 mL |
| TCEP, 0.5M | 2387 | 25 µL | 2388 | 250 µL |
| Corning 384-Well Black Assay Plates (#4514) | 2229 | 3-Pack (1,000+ Assays) | 2230 | 30-Pack (10,000+ Assays) |
| TR-FRET Assay System | ||||
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1K | 10K | |||
| Component | Part# | Qty | Part# | Qty |
| Recombinant eIF4A3, Active, Human | 2385 | 70 µL | 2386 | 704 µL |
| Yeast RNA, 10 mg/mL | 2319 | 200 µL | 2311 | 1.4 mL |
| Enzyme Assay Buffer E, 10X | 2320 | 2 mL | 2321 | 20 mL |
| TCEP, 0.5M | 2387 | 25 µL | 2388 | 250 µL |
| Corning 384-Well White Assay Plates (#4513) | 2231 | 3-Pack (1,000+ Assays) | 2232 | 30-Pack (10,000+ Assays) |
| Component | Notes |
|---|---|
| Transcreener ADP Assay | Available for separate purchase through BellBrook Labs. View Transcreener ADP Assay to learn more. Choose the readout configuration (FP, FI, or TR-FRET) that is the best fit based on preference and plate reader compatibility. |
| Ultrapure Nuclease Free Water | Some deionized water systems are contaminated with nucleases that can degrade both nucleotide substrates and products, reducing assay performance. Careful handling and use of ultrapure water eliminates this potential problem. |
| Plate Reader | A multi-detection microplate reader configured to measure output of the ADP tracer is required. |
| Liquid Handling Devices | Use liquid handling devices that can accurately dispense submicroliter volumes into 384-well plates. |
| Laboratory Incubator | An incubator model that is capable of maintaining temperature stability at 30°C is required. |
The eIF4A3 Enzyme Reaction is initiated by the addition of yeast RNA and ATP. After the Enzyme Reaction incubation is completed, ADP detection reagents are added (Transcreener ADP2 Antibody and Tracer) along with EDTA to quench the eIF4A3 reaction.
Z’ of 0.84 confirms the robustness of the eIF4A3 assay. A robust system like this, is necessary to ensure the precision and efficiency required to scale-up assays for high-throughput screening.
Transcreener assays have fewer reagents and a less complex mechanism than any other nucleotide detection assay, which generally require coupling enzymes to convert a nucleotide to a product that can generate a signal with a reporter enzyme. The direct detection Transcreener format decreases the risk of false positives or missing a hit.
Active, human, full-length eIF4A3 protein expressed and purified from E.coli. The enzyme has been thoroughly validated with the Transcreener ADP Assay Kit. For specific activity, please refer to the Certificate of Analysis for each individual enzyme lot. Purity is >85% in a composition of 50 mM Tris-HCl, 150 mM NaCl, 0.5 M L-Arginine, 10% Glycerol, pH 8.0.
Here, we use 30 µM ATP with 50 µg/mL Yeast RNA substrate. The enzyme buffer included 50 mM Tris-HCl (pH 7.5), 0.25 mM MgCl2, 1 mM TCEP, and 0.01% Triton. The enzyme reaction took place for 120 minutes at 30°C. The ADP Detection Mix included 1X Stop & Detect Buffer B, 4 nM ADP2 Alexa Fluor 633 Tracer, and 33.4 µg/mL ADP antibody. The Detection Mix was added and incubated for 60 minutes at room temperature and read on a plate reader.
Activity may vary from lot to lot. Please see C of A for enzyme activity.
1280 compounds were screened from the Tocris 2.0 Library set. An interference screen was performed to eliminate compounds interfering with detection reagents. A selected hit from the pilot screen (L-798106) and the control compound were tested in dose-response mode.
Choose the readout configuration that is the best fit for your lab based on preference and plate reader compatibility. The assay is available with an FP, FI, or TR-FRET readout. Reference our Instrument Compatibility resource to determine the detection mode compatible with your plate reader.
Interested in moving your eIF4A3 program forward, but don’t want the hassle of bringing an assay in-house? BellBrook’s expert scientists have you covered. Our team of biochemical and enzymology expert scientists will work diligently to progress your lead candidates through the early-stages of drug discovery. The best part – we are a small custom shop. We can customize assay conditions to suit your project needs, produce results faster, and you will directly collaborate with one of our expert scientists.
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To accelerate development of selective helicase inhibitors while avoiding off target effects, especially with helicases that promote tumor immunity, we are assembling a panel of high throughput biochemical assays using the Transcreener ADP2 Assay for homogenous detection of RNA-dependent ATPase activity with a far-red fluorescence polarization (FP) readout. Here, we:
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“Some CROs reserve their best teams for high profile customers. If you’re not right there with them you get less experienced teams… BellBrook understands enzyme kinetics, so it made that part of the project so much easier. The larger CRO didn’t seem to have the expertise we needed in this area.”
“The ADP assay is a great choice for measuring activity for any ADP-generating enzyme in both real time and endpoint formats. The universal detection system has been very useful for more challenging targets.”
“Excellent blend of simplicity & good science. Excellent technical support”
“The assay itself has good reproducibility and provides a clear readout on our enzyme activity. The most important piece, however, is the level of attention to our project and rapid turnaround time. The staff at BellBrook knows what they are doing.”
“The Transcreener AMP/GMP Assay is extremely straightforward to use and is very sensitive. In a UV-based enzyme assay I needed 1 µM enzyme to see a decent signal; however using the Transcreener AMP assay I only need 10 nM. Also, BellBrook Labs have been very helpful with the assay development. Their representative has been very willing to quickly help me get my assay up and running.”
“Through the process of developing and validating an assay for HTS applications, I generated a very nice data package of robust high quality data.”
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