Sobre-expresión de ciclofilinas en el parásito unicelular Trypanosoma cruzi: Desarrollo de herramientas para el análisis de la función de proteínas.

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    Improved immuno-detection of a low-abundance cyclophilin allows the confirmation of its expression in a protozoan parasite
    (Hilaris, 2015-10-6) Bustos, Patricia L. ; Perrone, Alina E ; Milduberger, Natalia A. ; Bua, Jaqueline
    Protein samples can be challenging to analyze due to the presence of high-abundance proteins masking low abundance proteins of interest, such as biomarkers and novel physiological mediators. Cyclophilins are chaperones involved in the cis/trans isomerization of peptidyl-prolyl bonds in peptides or proteins and have been found in every organism sequenced to date. Although considerable progress has been made in the characterization of some cyclophilins expressed in diverse parasites invading humans, the main aspects of low-abundance members of this family remain unknown. In the present work, we present that the combined strategy of using more specific antibodies and increasing the presence of subcellular proteins in the sample, allowed us to confirm the expression of a 21.1 kDa cyclophilin for the first time in Trypanosoma cruzi.