Biological systems modulate the spatial and temporal character of their peptide and protein populations by regulating synthesis, transport, degradation, secretion, receptor-binding and cellular uptake.  Non-canonical amino acid tagging provides a versatile tool for tracking these processes in space and time.  This lecture will discuss recent applications of non-canonical amino acid tagging in the study of complex biological systems relevant to human health and disease.

Tracking peptides and proteins by non-canonical amino acid tagging

ACS Spring 2022

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