Bodipy fl atp
BODIPY FL ATP is a fluorescent analog of adenosine triphosphate (ATP). It is a useful tool for studying ATP-dependent processes in biochemical and cell-based assays.
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Rad50 ATP Binding Affinity Assay
Pf MR complex ATP binding affinity was measured as previously described (23 (link)) with slight modification. Briefly, 5 nM Bodipy FL ATP was titrated with either 0–25 μM MRNBD (i.e. 0–50 μM Rad50 ATP binding sites) or 0–22.5 μM full-length MR. Fluorescence polarization of Bodipy FL ATP (Life Technologies) was measured at room temperature, to limit ATP hydrolysis, in a Synergy Neo2 multi-mode reader (BioTek) using a FP 485/530 filter. Binding affinities were calculated by fitting polarization (F) versus protein concentration ([P]) to the two-state quadratic binding function, where F0 and Fmax are the initial and final polarization values, [ATP] is the concentration of fluorescent ligand, and KD is the calculated dissociation constant. Errors are the standard deviation of at least three experiments.
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