Journal of Immunological Methods · 2017 · 91 citations · 59 references
Life SciencesCell BiologyImmunologyCell SignalingInflammationInnate ImmunityCaspase ActivationCytokine BiologyImmunogenic Cell DeathInflammatory Cell SignalingInflammatory SignalingAssay SpecificityCaspase-mediated Inflammatory SignalingCell Death AssaysCell Death DetectionInflammasome-related Cell DeathInterleukin-1 Beta MaturationProteasome InhibitorsProtein Complexes
mice, further confirming the specificity of the assay. Caspase-1 activity can be measured directly in cultured cells using the lytic reagent, or caspase-1 activity released into medium can be monitored by assay of transferred supernatant. The caspase-1 assay can be multiplexed with other assays to monitor additional parameters from the same cells, such as IL-1β release or cell death. The caspase-1 assay in combination with a sensitive real-time monitor of cell death allows one to accurately establish pyroptosis. This assay system provides a rapid, convenient, and flexible method to specifically and quantitatively monitor caspase-1 activation in cells in a plate-based format. This will allow a more efficient and effective assessment of inflammasome activation as well as enable high-throughput screening for inflammasome modulators.
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