Proteomics: A Potential Way to Map the Proteomic Composition of Subcellular Compartments of Living, Intact Cells
The application discloses methods, materials, and compositions for the labeling of molecules, for example, proteins, in living cells or in subcellular compartments of living cells. In particular, the application relates to proteomic analysis methods; materials and compositions and means based on direct tagging of unknown proteins with tagging enzymes (such as biotin ligase or a peroxidase) within the vicinity of a tagging substrate (such as a tyramide) within living cells, with optional targeting to specific subcellular locations by expression of genetic constructs.
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in vivo proteomic mapping
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