Lyn Jones
Angewandte Chemie, 2018
doi: 10.1002/ange.201802693
The reaction of small molecule chemical probes with proteins has been harnessed to develop covalent inhibitor drugs and protein profiling technologies. This Essay discusses some of the recent enhancements to the chemical biology toolkit that are enabling the study of previously unchartered areas of chemoproteomic space. An analysis of the kinome is used to illustrate the potential for these approaches to pursue new targets using reactive chemical probes.
A blog highlighting recent publications in the area of covalent modification of proteins, particularly relating to covalent-modifier drugs. @CovalentMod on Twitter, @covalentmod@mstdn.science on Mastodon, and @covalentmod.bsky.social on BlueSky
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