Evaluation of a novel isothermal microcalorimetry-based sterility test
This study evaluates a novel isothermal microcalorimetry-based sterility test, finding it more sensitive and faster than the traditional USP sterility test.
Topic · Physical and Theoretical Chemistry · Chemistry
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This study evaluates a novel isothermal microcalorimetry-based sterility test, finding it more sensitive and faster than the traditional USP sterility test.
Matthew J. McLeod, Robert Edward Thorne
The paper examines how small temperature variations in enzyme activation parameters affect Arrhenius/Eyring modeling, leading to apparent enthalpy-entropy compensation and misinterpretation of kinetic data.
Kanishka Panda, Rohith Mittapally, Qianqian Chen…·Swathi Yadlapalli
This study measures metabolic heat output of individual Drosophila brains to examine effects of sex, genotype, age, and disease on brain metabolism.
Ivan Babić, Nikolas Bryan, Claire Cunningham…·Elmar Nurmemmedov
The paper introduces a fluorescence-based method to quantify drug-target engagement in temperature series using split-RNase S complementation.
Luca Mazzei, Sofia Ranieri, Davide Silvestri…·Stefano Ciurli
This paper develops an ITC assay to measure kinetic and inhibition parameters of SARS-CoV-2 3CL-protease, revealing two inhibition modes and deriving kinetic constants with high precision.
Caroline Harmon, Austin Bui, Jasmin M. Espejo…·Daryl K. Eggers
This paper examines the thermodynamics of biomolecular interactions using a governing equation that includes solvation free energy, showing its impact on DNA hybridization, protein-ligand binding, and protein folding.
Johannes Dopfer, Martin P. Schwalm, Stefan Knapp, Vladimir V. Rogov
This paper provides a detailed protocol for producing LIR peptides and using ITC to study their interactions with LC3/GABARAP proteins, including troubleshooting guidance.
Amir I. Mina, Raymond A. LeClair, Katherine B. LeClair…·Alexander S. Banks
CalR is a web-based tool for analyzing indirect calorimetry data, offering statistical analysis, visualization, and standardized output to improve reproducibility and efficiency in metabolic experiments.