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Activity-based protein profiling & serine hydrolases
Activity-based Protein Profiling was first introduced in 1999 in a seminal paper by the group of Benjamin Cravatt. The idea is beautiful in its simplicity: turn covalent inhibitors (sometimes called ‘suicide substrates’) into a ‘probe’, a molecule that can be...
Activity-based protein profiling & serine hydrolases
Activity-based Protein Profiling was first introduced in 1999 in a seminal paper by the group of Benjamin Cravatt. The idea is beautiful in its simplicity: turn covalent inhibitors (sometimes called ‘suicide substrates’) into a ‘probe’, a molecule that can be...
Chemical proteomics in drug discovery: Better target engagement decisions
Learn how chemical proteomics measures target engagement, selectivity and off-targets in biologically relevant systems to support better drug discovery decisions.