Target and identify: Triazene linker helps identify azidation sites of labelled proteins via click and cleave strategy

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Abstract

A method for identifying probe modification of proteins via tandem mass spectrometry was developed. Azide bearing molecules are immobilized on functionalised sepharose beads via copper catalysed Huisgen-type click chemistry and selectively released under acidic conditions by chemical cleavage of the triazene linkage. We applied this method to identify the modification site of targeted-diazotransfer on BirA.

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Lohse, J., Schindl, A., Danda, N., Williams, C. P., Kramer, K., Kuster, B., … Médard, G. (2017). Target and identify: Triazene linker helps identify azidation sites of labelled proteins via click and cleave strategy. Chemical Communications, 53(87), 11929–11932. https://doi.org/10.1039/c7cc07001b

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