HRE-luc reporter assay

NS Natalya A. Smirnova
NK Navneet Ammal Kaidery
DH Dmitry M. Hushpulian
IR Ilay I. Rakhman
AP Andrey A. Poloznikov
VT Vladimir I. Tishkov
SK Saravanan S. Karuppagounder
IG Irina N. Gaisina
AP Anton Pekcec
KL Klaus Van Leyen
SK Sergey V. Kazakov
LY Lichuan Yang
BT Bobby Thomas
RR Rajiv R. Ratan
IG Irina G. Gazaryan
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A promoter-reporter construct that contained 68 bp of a known hypoxia and HIF-1 regulated gene, enolase, containing a wild type hypoxia response element (HRE, 5’-RCTGT-3’), is a widely used approach for screening for HIF activators of different mechanism of action [29]. A cell-based assay with HRE-luciferase reporter system is based on transfected immortalized hippocampal cell line (HT22) and allows screening for a broad spectrum of compounds that include: activators of HIF transcription; activators of HIF binding to HRE; and effectors of HIF protein stability (PHD inhibitors, pVHL & proteasome inhibitors). The assay was performed the same way as for HIF ODD-luc reporter except the cells were plated at the density of 10,000 cell per well and incubated overnight.

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