Glycoproteins
Published 9/2024
MP4 | Video: h264, 1920x1080 | Audio: AAC, 44.1 KHz
Language: English | Size: 724.12 MB | Duration: 1h 0m
Site-selective chemical methods for homogeneous protein glycosylation
What you'll learn
Understand that protein glycosylation is a "sweet" refinement of the biological information
Ways to access homogeneously glycosylated proteins for robust glyco-biology studies
Chemical synthesis of glycoproteins and engineering glycosylation pathways
Direct enzymatic protein glycosylation and glycoprotein remodeling
Site-selective chemical strategies for the biological investigation of glycoproteins
How to obtain a site-selectively glycosylated protein (practical example)
Requirements
Good organic chemistry and biochemistry knowledge is required
Description
This course provides a brief overview of the key methods used to obtain homogeneous glycoproteins and mimics of thereof.It first describes this type of large biomolecules called glycoproteins, their structure and their essential roles in diverse biological processes. It emphasizes the importance of homogeneously glycosylated proteins in glyco-biology studies, where precise and consistent glycoforms are crucial for understanding glycoprotein functions.The course covers various methods to access homogeneous glycoforms, beginning with total chemical synthesis and the engineering of glycosylation pathways. It then explores the direct enzymatic protein glycosylation and glycoprotein remodeling as key techniques used to manipulate glycoproteins.You will also learn about site-selective chemical strategies, that either make use of a cysteine-derived chemical handle or of an unnatural amino acid tag inserted in the protein backbone. The cysteine incorporation is achieved via site-directed mutagenesis whereas unnatural amino acids can be introduced using the sense or nonsense reassignment methods. These approaches expand the toolkit available for site-selective protein-glycan ligation strategies.The course concludes with a practical lab example, demonstrating the site-selective glycosylation of a protein, tying theory to real-world application.By the end, you will hopefully have a good understanding of both theoretical concepts and practical methods used in glycoprotein chemical biology.
Overview
Section 1: Introduction
Lecture 1 Insights into the world of glycoproteins (GPs)
Lecture 2 Chemical synthesis of GPs & engineering of glycosylation pathways
Lecture 3 Direct enzymatic protein glycosylation and glycoprotein remodeling
Lecture 4 Site-selective strategies: cysteine amino acid incorporation
Lecture 5 Site-selective strategies: unnatural amino acid incorporation
Lecture 6 Practical example : obtain a site-selectively glycosylated protein in the lab
students and other people curious about chemical biology, glycoproteins and bioconjugation,Example: Chemistry, Biology, Pharmacy and Med School students,employees of biotech/pharma/life sciences companies that want to explore the topic
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