Click Chemistry as a High-Throughput Amenable Platform in Catalomics

Click chemistry is emerging as a powerful tool to elucidate the complex catalytic functions that enzymes perform in the biological system. Recent advances in proteomics heavily rely on the robust, modular and high‐throughput platform offered by click chemistry. This minireview focuses on the central...

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Published in:QSAR & combinatorial science 2007-12, Vol.26 (11-12), p.1135-1144
Main Authors: Kalesh, Karunakaran Anandamma, Yang, Peng-Yu, Srinivasan, Rajavel, Yao, Shao Qin
Format: Article
Language:English
Subjects:
Activity-based probes
Catalomics
Click chemistry
Enzyme inhibitors
Fragment-based assembly
Inhibitor fingerprinting
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Summary:Click chemistry is emerging as a powerful tool to elucidate the complex catalytic functions that enzymes perform in the biological system. Recent advances in proteomics heavily rely on the robust, modular and high‐throughput platform offered by click chemistry. This minireview focuses on the central role click chemistry has played on the most recent advances in the chemical proteomic research involving the discovery of enzyme inhibitors and enzyme profiling using Activity‐Based Probes (ABPs). The strength and benefit of click chemistry and its novel variants, such as the so‐called in situ screening using click chemistry have been even more evident recently when this novel chemistry is coupled with high‐throughput assay technologies such as microarrays and characterization techniques such as Liquid Chromatography‐Mass Spectrometry in Selected Ion Mode (LCMS‐SIM) and multidimensional LC‐MS. The invaluable contribution of click chemistry in the emerging field of “Catalomics” is thus firmly established.
ISSN:1611-020X
1611-0218
DOI:10.1002/qsar.200740064