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to quantitatively assess the changes in the amount of ampars, we measured the enrichment of each subunit in each fraction. as shown in fig. 5c, the amount of glua1, glua2, and glua3 in the membrane fraction was significantly decreased by the conventional cam2 labeling. however, with our two-step labeling method, which labels proteins selectively without the need for an antibody, the amount of glua1, glua2, and glua3 in the membrane fraction was not significantly changed (fig. 5c). similarly, the amount of each subunit in the synaptic fraction was not significantly changed by the cam2(tco) or cam2(ax647) labeling.
the first step of cam2(tco) labeling was examined in cultured neurons. as shown in fig. 7a, a prominent band was observed around 180kda, which was slightly shifted to 160kda in the presence of pzf. therefore, labeling was confirmed with a doublet of labeled ampars (160kda and 180kda). in contrast to the single labeling of cam2(tco) for ampars, the double labeling of ampars by cam2(tco) was further confirmed with a fluorescence microscope. this result is consistent with the western blotting data. in the present method, the labeling efficiency was about 50% in the presence of tz(fl) under the condition that showed no significant effects on neuronal functions (supplementary fig. 24a, b). thus, the labeling of ampars in neurons is efficient and selective. 7b, the cell-surface-to-cytosolic ratio of ampars was 12.75.5 in cultured neurons. the ratio was similar to that of hek293t cells (13.45.3) and about half that in the hippocampus (t1/2surface =24.29.3h). thus, this method is suitable for the quantitative analysis of cell-surface ampars, even in neurons. the labeling was also conducted using the \"once-only\" protocol, in which neurons are treated with 2m cam2(tco) in culture medium without the addition of tz(fl) (supplementary fig. 25). as shown in supplementary fig. 26, the labeling of ampars was efficient and selective in both conditions. these results suggested that cam2(tco) can be applied to the quantitative analysis of ampars in neurons. 3d9ccd7d82
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