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Protein engineering has generated versatile methods and technologies that have been instrumental in advancements in the fields of sensing, therapeutics, and diagnostics. Herein, we demonstrate the employment of rational design to engineer a unique bioluminescence-based protein switch. A fusion protein switch combines two totally unrelated proteins, with distinct characteristics, in a manner such that...
A chemiluminescent urease activity assay has been developed and optimized using the chemiluminescent pH indicator phthalhydrazidylazoacetylacetone. This compound is stable at pH ≤ 7 and decomposes at higher pH values, emitting light in the presence of H2O2. Urease catalyzes hydrolysis of urea to form NH3and CO2which increase the pH of the reaction medium, thus allowing the chemiluminescent indicator...
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