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Fast and Easy Luminescent Assay to Measuring
Monoamine Oxidase
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The Mao-Glo™ Assay is a homogenous, luminescent assay that measures MAO
A and MAO B activity from native and recombinant sources.
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Assay Sensitivity and Linearity
Conversion of the MAO substrate
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About the Monoamine Oxidase Assay
Monoamine oxidase catalyze the oxidative deamination of
biogenic and xenobiotic amines. The ability to measure MAO activity and
the effects of test compounds on that activity is critical for selecting
MAO inhibitors, discovering potential drug-drug interactions and
assessing MAO-catalyzed detoxification and biotransformation. Current
methods for measuring MAO activity are typically time-consuming and
expensive. The MAO-Glo™ Assay is a simple, homogeneous and robust
two-step bioluminescent-coupled assay.

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Assay Sensitivity and
Linearity
Light intensity of the MAO-Glo™ Assay is proportional to
enzyme activity over a >10,000-fold range. the Signal:noise
ratio was determinded by dividing the net luminescent
signal by the standard deviation of the background. the limit of
detection of is the concentration of enzyme requuired to
generate a signal:noise ratio of 3 (green line). The MAO-Glo™
Assay is up to one hundred times more sensitive than competing
fluorescent assays.
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Conversion of the MAO substrate
Monoamine oxidase acts on the luminogenic MAO Substrate to
produce methyl ester Luciferin, which is then converted into
light by the esterase and luciferase in the reconstituted
Luciferin Detection reagent.
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Article: The MAO-Glo™ Assay: A Bioluminescent-Coupled
Assay for Monoamine Oxidase Activity
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Article: High-Throughput Compound Profiling Using Tecan
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