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Moulton et al., 2019 - Google Patents

Site-specific reversible protein and peptide modification: transglutaminase-catalyzed glutamine conjugation and bioorthogonal light-mediated removal

Moulton et al., 2019

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17418706091909126814
Author
Moulton K
Sadiki A
Koleva B
Ombelets L
Tran T
Liu S
Wang B
Chen H
Micheloni E
Beuning P
O’Doherty G
Zhou Z
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Bioconjugate Chemistry

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Dynamic photoswitches in proteins that impart spatial and temporal control are important to manipulate and study biotic and abiotic processes. Nonetheless, approaches to install these switches into proteins site-specifically are limited. Herein we describe a novel site-specific …
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