Assessment of cytokine-modulated proteasome activity

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Abstract

This chapter presents two methods for assessment of proteasome function. The first is a modification of the standard fluorogenic peptide cleavage assay which takes into account the effect of ATP on proteasome activity. This method is described in both its macro and high throughput micro-assay forms. The second is the Proteasome Constitutive Immuno-Subunit (active site) ELISA or ProCISE method. ProCISE is a modification of active site directed probe analysis and allows for convenient differentiation between active constitutive and immuno-subunits. While the utility of measuring proteasome activity and its relationship to cytokine action and inflammation are clear, the assessment and interpretation is not always straightforward. Therefore, we also discuss the pitfalls of the standard fluorogenic assay, particularly in the interpretation of results obtained, and the advantages of the newer, ProCISE assay.

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Kirk, C. J., Powell, S. R., & Miller, E. J. (2014). Assessment of cytokine-modulated proteasome activity. Methods in Molecular Biology, 1172, 147–162. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-1-4939-0928-5_13

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