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` Discovery of Green Fluorescent Protein, GFP Osamu Shimomura Ruins of the Medical College of Nagasaki, 1945 Shigeo Hayashi, 1945 Prof. Shungo Yasunaga (1911-1959) Nagasaki University Prof. Yoshimasa Hirata (1915-2000) Nagoya University


  1. ` Discovery of Green Fluorescent Protein, GFP Osamu Shimomura

  2. Ruins of the Medical College of Nagasaki, 1945 Shigeo Hayashi, 1945

  3. Prof. Shungo Yasunaga (1911-1959) Nagasaki University

  4. Prof. Yoshimasa Hirata (1915-2000) Nagoya University

  5. Cypridina hilgendorfii Cypridina hilgendorfii Luciferase 1 mm

  6. Extraction of Cypridina luciferin 500g dried Cypridina powder Vacuu Red-heated m Cu-fragments pump H 2 gas

  7. Crystals of Cypridina luciferin (1956)

  8. Luminescence Reaction of Cypridina Luciferin Kishi et al., 1966 Cypridina luciferin Luciferase and O 2 Light Oxyluciferin

  9. Hikawa- Maru leaving Yokohama, Aug. 1960

  10. Hikawa-Maru leaving Yokohama, Aug. 1960

  11. Prof. Frank H. Johnson (1908-1990) Princeton University

  12. Friday Harbor, 1961

  13. Aequorea aequorea 5 5 cm

  14. Univ. of Washington, Friday Harbor Laboratories, 1961

  15. Aequorea aequorea In Daylight Luminescence in Dark

  16. Basic Strategy for the Extraction of Bioluminescent Substances A bioluminescent substance in light organs must be solubilized and extracted under a condition that reversibly inhibits the emission of light.

  17. Extracti on of Aequori n Tissue of light organ (rings) Weak light pH 4 buffer Filtration Cell-free extract (pH 4) No light NaHCO 3 Cell-free extract (neutral pH) Weak light Ca 2+ or sea water Bright light

  18. Extraction of Aequorin and GFP Rings of jellyfish (tissue of light organs) Shake in saturated (NH 4 ) 2 SO 4 Squeeze through gauze Filtration Granular light organs Shake in EDTA solution Filtration Crude aequorin solution Purification Aequorin and GFP

  19. Blue-fluorescent compound AF-350 Urea Aequorin AF-350 2-mercaptoethanol To obtain 1 mg of AF-350, about 150 mg of aequorin is needed, requiring to collect and process 50,000 jellyfish (2.5 tons) in one summer (2,000-3,000 jellyfish per day).

  20. Jellyfish Collectors (1974)

  21. Dr. Johnson collecting jellyfish

  22. . My family collecting jellyfish

  23. Jellyfish Ring-cutter Cutter (made by Frank Johnson)

  24. Test-run of ring-cutters by Johnsons,1968

  25. Cutting rings

  26. Extraction of aequorin

  27. Structure Elucidation of Coelenterazine AF-350 (Coelentramine) Coelenteramide Coelenterazine Cypridina oxyluciferin Cypridina luciferin

  28. Luminescence and Regeneration of Aequorin LIGHT 465 nm

  29. Aequorin Luminescence with GFP Green Light 509 nm

  30. GFP Crystals Photo by Dr. Shinya Inoue

  31. Isolation of GFP Chromophore GFP (100 mg) Denature at 90 °C Digest with papain Extraction with butanol at pH 1 TLC purification Isolated chromophore (0.1 mg) FEBS Lett. 104, 220-2 (1979)

  32. Chromophore of GFP Ordinary Fluorescent Proteins GFP G GFP COOH NH 2 chromophore Shimomura, 1979 Amino acid Cody rt al, 1993 residue

  33. . Acknowledgments I thank the many collaborators and colleagues who helped our study of aequorin and GFP, and the NSF and NIH for financial support

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