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Similar to Isolation, identification, and characterization of the human airway ligand for the eosinophil and mast cell immuno-inhibitory receptor singlec-8
Similar to Isolation, identification, and characterization of the human airway ligand for the eosinophil and mast cell immuno-inhibitory receptor singlec-8 (20)
4. 4
Objective: Our aim was
to identify the major
Siglec-8 sialoglycan ligand
on the mucus layer of
human airways
https://www.slideshare.net/RashmiPriyemSaravana/histology-of-trachea
5. MÉTODOS-Inmunohistoquímica
5
Se basa en la reacción
antígeno anticuerpo para
detectar Proteínas
“Hacer visible un antígeno”
https://www.cancerquest.org/es/para-los-pacientes/det
eccion-y-diagnosis/inmunohistoquimica
7. MÉTODOS-Blot
7
“Medir el tamaño de las proteínas”
Se debe realizar una electroforesis y
se incuban anticuerpos junto a las
proteínas de interés
● Se identifica la proteína a la cual está dirigida el
anticuerpo
Linkwestern blotting - Búsqueda de Google
8. MÉTODOS- Ensayo de inhibición
8
“Evaluación de la actividad
enzimática”
Link: enzimas - Búsqueda de Google
Se evaluó la reducción o
eliminación del siglec-8 gracias a
la actividad enzimática
Sialidase, keratanase I, keratanase II
13. Discussion
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AUTOR WHAT HE SAID AGREE OR DISAGREE
Kerr SC, et al. Siglec-8 is expressed selectively on eosinophils
and mast cells on human inflamed airways,
where cross-linking induces eosinophil
apoptosis and inhibits mast cells
Duan S,
Paulson JC.
The Siglec family of immune cell surface
receptors and the extracellular sialoglycans to
which they bind provide receptor- ligand
interactions that modulate immune responses.
Propster JM, et
al.
Siglec-8 is highly specific in its structural
specificity for sialoglycan binding, requiring the
precise juxtaposition of a sialic acid and a
sulfate carried on the same subterminal
galactose.
14. Conclusions
14
“Molecular biology is a branch of great importance for medicine, thanks to this it is
possible to carry out in-depth studies on molecules, genes and, as in this case, some
receptors that may be involved in very frequent diseases such as respiratory
diseases, all this driven by technological advances that, although they have been of
vital importance, are not yet at their peak. Despite all the knowledge that we have
every day, new discoveries are made that constitute great advances for human
beings and that drive their development”.