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Cell Signaling<br />

SIRT-Glo Assays and Screening Systems<br />

Product Size Cat.# Price ($)<br />

SIRT-Glo Assay 10 ml G6450 578.00<br />

5 × 10 ml G6451 2137.00<br />

100 ml G6452 2781.00<br />

SIRT-Glo Screening System 10 ml G6470 615.00<br />

5 × 10 ml G6471 2280.00<br />

Product Size Conc. Cat.# Price ($)<br />

SIRT-Glo Control Substrate 35 µl G6460 352.00<br />

HeLa Nuclear Extract 10 µl 5 mg/ml G6570 165.00<br />

Nicotinamide 30 µl 1 M G6540 112.00<br />

For Research Use Only. Not for Use in Diagnostic Procedures.<br />

Description: The SIRT-Glo Assays and Screening Systems are singlereagent-addition,<br />

homogeneous, luminescent assays that measure the relative<br />

activity of the NAD + -dependent histone deacetylase (HDAC) class III enzymes<br />

(sirtuins; SIRTs) from purified enzyme sources. The assays use an acetylated,<br />

luminogenic peptide substrate that can be deacetylated by SIRT activities.<br />

Deacetylation of the peptide aminoluciferin substrate is measured using a<br />

coupled enzymatic system in which a protease in the Developer Reagent<br />

cleaves the deacetylated peptide from the aminoluciferin substrate, releasing<br />

aminoluciferin, which is quantified in a reaction using Ultra-Glo recombinant<br />

firefly luciferase. The assay reaction is typically complete within 15–45<br />

minutes with no sample manipulation. The SIRT-mediated luminescent signal is<br />

persistent with a half-life of greater than 3 hours, allowing batch processing of<br />

multiwell plates. The SIRT-Glo Assay is broadly useful for NAD + -dependent<br />

Sirtuin enzymes.<br />

Nicotinamide, included in the SIRT-Glo Screening Systems or available<br />

separately, is a known inhibitor of SIRTs and used as a positive control inhibitor.<br />

Nicotinamide is supplied at a concentration of 1M in SIRT-Glo Buffer.<br />

The HeLa Nuclear Extract, included in the SIRT-Glo Screening Systems or<br />

available separately, may be used as an assay chemistry control. HeLa Nuclear<br />

Extract is supplied at a concentration of 5mg/ml.<br />

The SIRT-Glo Control Substrate, only available separately, is a non-acetylated<br />

form of the SIRT-Glo Substrate with the same amino acid sequence and can<br />

be used with the SIRT-Glo Assays and Screening Systems to confirm true<br />

SIRT inhibition in secondary screens. The Control Substrate is supplied at a<br />

concentration of 10mM and is sufficient for 480 assays in 96-well plate format<br />

when combined with the SIRT-Glo Reagent prepared with components in the<br />

SIRT-Glo Assays or Screening Systems.<br />

For complete and up-to-date product information visit: www.promega.com/catalog<br />

Features:<br />

• Simple Measurement of Deacetylating Activities: Use a singlereagent-addition,<br />

homogeneous, add-mix-measure protocol for easy<br />

implementation from benchtop to screening.<br />

• Highly Sensitive: 10- to 100-fold higher sensitivity than comparable<br />

fluorescence methods.<br />

• Fast Data Acquisition: Measure maximum signal in as little as<br />

10-15 minutes with persistent glow-type steady-state signal.<br />

Storage Conditions: Store the SIRT-Glo Assay components and SIRT-Glo<br />

Control Substrate at –20°C. Store HeLa Nuclear Extract at –70°C.<br />

Protocol Part#<br />

SIRT-Glo Assay and Screening System Technical Manual TM336<br />

Signal-to-Noise Ratio<br />

10,000<br />

1,000<br />

100<br />

10<br />

SIRT1<br />

SIRT2<br />

SIRT3<br />

SIRT4<br />

SIRT5<br />

SIRT6<br />

1<br />

1 10100 1,000<br />

Recombinant SIRT Enzyme (ng/ml)<br />

Broad linearity and isoenzyme utility.<br />

8910MA<br />

53<br />

3<br />

Cell Signaling<br />

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Contents<br />

Table of<br />

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