How to reference Amytracker
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Amytracker are fluorogenic molecules that fluoresce upon binding to protein aggregates. Building on the broader field of amyloid-sensitive luminescent conjugated oligothiophenes (LCOs), Amytracker are structurally distinct LCO-related molecules. All Amytracker variants are designed to bind to the Congo red binding pocket on the amyloid fibril. A minimum of eight in-register parallel-β-strands are required for binding. As Amytracker are structural markers, you can achieve reliable fluorescent labeling of amyloids derived from a variety of amyloidogenic proteins or peptides from different species.
| Reference | Model | Validation method | Figure |
|---|---|---|---|
| Mahul-Mellier et al. 2019 | Cells | pS129 antibody | Fig 1H–O |
| Lackie et al. 2022 | Mouse brain tissue | pS129 antibody | Fig S2G–H |
| Piroska et al. 2023 | Cells | GFP-tagged αSyn | Fig 4B & S6B |
| Kreutzer et al. 2024 | Mouse & human brain tissue | Antibodies raised against an Aβ Oligomer Mimic & 6E10 antibody | Fig 4D, 5 & 6 |
| Zhan et al. 2025 | Cells | GFP-tagged αSyn | Fig 6 & 7 |
| Labra et al. 2026 | Organoids | Aβ and Aβ1-42 antibodies | Fig S6D |
| Donelly et al. 2026 | Cleared cardiac tissue | TTR antibody (5D3) | Fig 5 |