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What is zymography

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No reducing agent is used.
Electrophoretic technique for the detection of hydrolytic enzymes. Enzymes are run in a gelatin, and the enzymes degrade the gelatin. White bands = degradation.
Run in native condition

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Methods to measure activity of MMPs

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Zymography
in situ zymography
Fluorometric assay of MMP-9 activitiy

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What are some processes MMPs are involved in

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Bone repair, wound healing, morphogenesis, cell migration

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What is a MMP

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Proteolytic hydrolase enzyme
Exo = cleaves at the ends
Endo = cleaves at the middle
Need metal catalytic action
Use water to cleave proteins

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goal of paper

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Discover MMP-2’s role in the SR. Discover MMP-2’s role in cardiac injury

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What is ARP-100

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MMP inhibitor

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What is the role of MMP-2 in SERCA2s degradation

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Localized within the SR of cardiac cells and directly contributed to SERCA2a proteolysis during IR injury

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What methods did they use

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Zymography
Western blotting
mass spectrometry

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possible problem with picking ARP-100

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Could have inhibited other MMPs which contributed to proteolysis

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