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This is a list of experiments that we would like to do:

 

WhatWhyPartsBasic procedureInputOutput
Point mutate Syk to keep it from being phosphorylatedNo phosphorylation = no downstream effectsSyk plasmid   
Point mutate Lyn to make it autophosphorylateControl: Even if the BCR complex does not work (eg doesn't detect amyloid), we should still see Syk recruitmentLyn plasmid   

Check IgM localization using cytometry (see Hombach paper)

(is this needed, if CD79 localizes, we are pretty sure IgM had to localize correctly)

 

IgMkappa

IgM heavy

CD79a

CD79b

add all CD79A, CD79B, heavy chain, light chain all untagged.  Add stained antibody that targets igM (heavy and/or light?) and see if it sticks to the cell membrane. (add and wash)all BCR, stained antibody

outside of cell glows = correct localization

cell doesn't glow = bad localization, failure to express, or antibodies secreted.

Check CD79a/b localization (we have to have a CD79 fused to an FP for the final product, so might as well test localization now) fluorescently tagged CD79a/badd all BCR components, with one CD79 at a time in its FP tagged version to check correct localization

test 1: CD79A-tev-FP, CD79B, igM

test 2: CD79B-tev-FP, CD79A, igM

test 1: cell membrane glows: correct localization.  Cytosol glows = not membrane localized.  No glow = not produced

test 2: same, but different tested protein

Check Lyn localization Lyn-GFPAdd all BCR not FP tagged, add FP tagged Lyn, see what glowstest 1: BCR, lyn

cell membrane glows: correct localization

Cytosol glows: not binding to CD79

no glow: not being expressed

Check Syk localization Syk-GFPadd all BCR and Lyn that is point mutated to always be phosphorylated, and FP tagged Syk

test 1: no Lyn

test 2: autophsosphorlated Lyn

test 1: Syk should float in cytosol

test 2: Syk should localize to membrane

Check TEV cleavage (if we messed up the antibody and it doesn't bind beta amyloid, this test fails. I'd like some way to test TEV without interference from the igM) 

Syk+TEV (variable)

Heavy chain

Light chain

beta-amyloid

Lyn-autophosphorylated

CD79-TEVsite-GFP (see if CD79A, CD79B, or combination is better)

add all components and a varying amount of syk+tev on an inducible promoter to amount of cleavage.  Should have an FP tied to syk+tev to measure amount of syk_tev floating around

test 1:CD79a-TEV-FP

test 2:CD79b-TEV-FP

test 3:CD79a-TEV-FP and CD79b-TEV-FP

test 1: should make a curve of how much FP is cleaved as a function of syk+tev concentration

test 2: same

test 3: Output will be FP from CD79A and CD79b combined as a function of syk+tev

Check whole system 

CD79-TEV-FP

igM heavy and light

Lyn

Syk-TEV

beta amyloid (variable)

   

does antibody get to membrane?

does cd79A/B get to membrane?

does lyn attach?

does syk get recruited by lyn?

does TEV cleave cut site?

does TEV linked to syk cleave cut site?

-how much does it cut as a function of amount of Syk?

-where should we put molecule to be cleaved?

does beta amyloid trigger release of signal

-get an input-output curve for beta amyloid

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