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A Biotin Targeting Chimera (BioTAC) System to Map Small Molecule Interactomes in situ
A. J. Tao, J. Jiang, G. E. Gadbois, P. Goyal, B. T. Boyle, E. J. Mumby, S. A. Myers, J. G. English, F. M. Ferguson
Abstract
Unbiased chemical biology strategies for direct readout of protein interactome remodelling by small molecules provide advantages over target-focused approaches, including the ability to detect previously unknown targets, and the inclusion of chemical off-compete controls leading to high-confidence identifications. We describe the BioTAC system, a small-molecule guided proximity labelling platform, to rapidly identify both direct and complexed small molecule binding proteins. The BioTAC system overcomes a limitation of current approaches, and supports identification of both inhibitor bound and molecular glue bound complexes.
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