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- Sun et al., 2024 - Target protein identification in live cells and organisms with a non-diffusive proximity tagging system
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Fig. 1
Schematic illustration of the POST-IT system for target identification. Upon the introduction of a drug-specific HaloTag ligand derivative, POST-IT tags target proteins with sPup, a tagging process known as pupylation, in live cells or organisms. Subsequently, these proteins are enriched and identified via mass spectrometry (MS) analysis. |
Expression Data
Expression Detail
Antibody Labeling
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Phenotype Detail
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