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Fluorescent Dye Interaction with Flemish Mutation in Alzheimer’s Disease Stephanie Le Nowick Lab May 14, 2016

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Fluorescent Dye Interaction with Flemish Mutation in Alzheimer’s Disease

Stephanie LeNowick Lab

May 14, 2016

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Overview

• Mutations in Alzheimer’s disease• Flemish Mutation–ThioflavinT co-crystallization–Congo Red co-crystallization

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Aβ15-23

KMDAEFRHDSGYEVHHQKLVFFAEDVGSNKGAIIGLMVGGVVIAAβ1-42

AβAPP

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Aβ15-23

KMDAEFRHDSGYEVHHQKLVFFAEDVGSNKGAIIGLMVGGVVIA

Aβ1-42

Q K L V F F A E DAβ15-23

--KQ

NOsaka E22 DeletionItalian E22KDutch E22QFlemish A21G

Iowa D23N

G

AβAPP

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A21G

Alanine Glycine

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Flemish SHao

Q K L V F F A E D

D E A F F V L K Q

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Flemish SHao

Hao

Phenyalanine with Iodide A21G

Ornithine

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Fibril Structure of Flemish Mutation

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Fluorescent Dyes

• Why are dyes used?• Provides insight on Alzheimer’s Disease

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Thioflavin T (ThT) co-crystallization

• Structure of Tht

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Crystal Screening Tray Condition

• C1 well solution (based off KAC240)– 0.2 M NaCitrate (no pH)– 0.1 M Hepes Na pH 7.0– 35% MPD

• Vary concentrations of ThT

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Control 5.6 mM 4.0 mM 3.2 mM 2.4 mM 1.6mM

650 µL C1350 µL water

650 µL C1350 µL of 16

mM ThT

650 µL C1250 µL 16 mM ThT

100 µL water

650 µL C1200 µL 16 mM ThT

150 µL water

650 µL C1150 µL 16 mM ThT

200 µL water

650 µL C1100 µL ThT 16 mM ThT

250 µL water

0.8 mM 0.4 mM 0.04 mM 0.004 mM 0.0004 mM650 µL C1

50 µL 16 mM ThT

300 µL water

650 µL C1100 µL 4 mM

ThT250 µL water

650 µL C1100 µL 0.4 mM ThT

250 µL water

650 µL C110 µL 0.4 mM ThT

340 µL water

650 µL C11 µL 0.04 mM ThT

349 µL water

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A3 Well 650 µL C1 250 µL 16 mM ThT 100 µL water

Control Well 650 µL C1 350 µL water

0 mM ThT 4.0 mM ThT

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Peptide #2

Peptide #1

Interaction

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Congo Red

• Structure of Congo Red

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Control 5.6 mM 4.0 mM 3.2 mM 2.4 mM 1.6mM

650 µL C1350 µL water

650 µL C1350 µL of 16 mM Congo

650 µL C1250 µL 16

mM Congo100 µL water

650 µL C1200 µL 16

mM Congo150 µL water

650 µL C1150 µL 16

mM Congo200 µL water

650 µL C1100 µL ThT

16 mM Congo

250 µL water

0.8 mM 0.4 mM 0.04 mM 0.004 mM 0.0004 mM650 µL C1

50 µL 16 mM Congo

300 µL water

650 µL C1100 µL 4 mM

Congo250 µL water

650 µL C1100 µL 0.4 mM Congo

250 µL water

650 µL C110 µL 0.4

mM Congo340 µL water

650 µL C11 µL 0.04

mM Congo349 µL water

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650 µL C1250 µL 16 mM Congo100 µL water

650 µL C1250 µL 16 mM Congo100 µL water

Reduced peptide

concentration to 5mg/mL

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Peptide #1

Peptide #2

Congo Red Density?

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Congo Red

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Recap

• Mutations in Alzheimer’s cause early onset disease

• Fluorescent dyes can be used to study amyloid interactions

• No ThT density • Unknown Congo Red density

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Future Directions

• Continue to solve Congo Red interaction• Relook/ re-optimize other mutations such as:– Osaka– Iowa– Dutch

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Acknowledgements• Kevin Chen• Dr. James Nowick• UROP• The Nowick Lab

• Coffee