Improved genetically encoded fluorescent biosensors for monitoring of intra- and extracellular L-lactate
Nasu, Y.; Aggarwal, A.; Le, G. N. T.; Kamijo, Y.; Boisvert, M.; Paquet, M.-E.; Drobizhev, M.; Podgorski, K.; Campbell, R. E.
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O_SCPLOWLC_SCPLOW-Lactate is increasingly appreciated as a key metabolite and signaling molecule in mammals. To enable investigations of both the inter- and intra-cellular dynamics of O_SCPLOWLC_SCPLOW-Lactate, we develop a second-generation green fluorescent extracellular O_SCPLOWLC_SCPLOW-Lactate biosensor, designated eLACCO2.1, and a red fluorescent intracellular O_SCPLOWLC_SCPLOW-Lactate biosensor, designated R-iLACCO1. Compared to the first-generation eLACCO1.1 ({Delta}F/F = 1.5 in cultured neurons), eLACCO2.1 exhibits better membrane localization and fluorescence response ({Delta}F/F = 8.1 in cultured neurons) with faster response kinetics to extracellular O_SCPLOWLC_SCPLOW-Lactate on the surface of live mammalian cells. R-iLACCO1 and its affinity variants exhibit large fluorescence responses to changes in O_SCPLOWLC_SCPLOW-Lactate concentration in vitro ({Delta}F/F = 15 to 22) and in live mammalian cells ({Delta}F/F = 5.5 to 11). We demonstrate that these biosensors enable cellular-resolution imaging of extracellular and intracellular O_SCPLOWLC_SCPLOW-Lactate in cultured mammalian cells.
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