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Structural biology with ubiquitin activity-based probes

Activity-based probes have proven to be efficient tools for structural biology. Over the years a wide range of deubiquitinating and ubiquitinating enzymes have been elucidated using these probes. Here we give you an (in-comprehensive) overview of the most recent crystallizations.
  • E2 enzyme: UBE2D3, probe: UbiQ-101 Ub-Dha (accession number 5IFR1)
  • DUB MINDY-1, probe: UbiQ-057 : Ub-PA (accession number 5JKN5JQS)
  • DUB UCH-L5, probe: UbiQ-057 : Ub-PA (accession number 4UEL4UF6)
  • DUB USP4, probe: UbiQ-057 : Ub-PA (accession number 2Y6E)
  • DUB CCHF, probe: UbiQ-057 : Ub-PA (accession number 3ZNH)
  • DUB SARS PLpro, probe: diUb-PA (accession number 5E6J)
  • DUB UCH-L1, probe: diUb-PA (accession number 3KW5)
  • DUB UCH-L3, probe: diUb-PA (accession number 1XD32WDT)
  • DUB MCMV M48, probe: diUb-PA (accession number 2J7Q)
E1-E2-E3 enzyme probe
1st generation DUB probes: to target the S1 pocket
2nd generation DUB probes: to target the S1 and S1′ pockets
3rd generation DUB probes: to target the S1 and S2 pockets
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A series of proprietary techniques give use structural control on all aspects of our reagents, enabling us to construct reagents that are beyond the reach of any currently available alternative approaches.