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Network-driven identification of indisulam neo-substrates for targeted protein degradation


ABSTRACT: Global proteomics discovery of Indisulam neosubstrates in HCT116

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ORGANISM(S): Homo Sapiens (human)

TISSUE(S): Epithelial Cell, Cell Culture

SUBMITTER: Angelo Andres  

LAB HEAD: Hua Xu

PROVIDER: PXD062148 | Pride | 2025-09-03

REPOSITORIES: Pride

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Network-driven identification of indisulam neo-substrates for targeted protein degradation.

Jarnuczak Andrew F AF   Yogev Orli O   Andres Angelo A   Ashenden Stephanie K SK   Ye Cheng C   Pachl Fiona F   Zhang Andrew A   Cuomo Maria Emanuela ME   Jin Meizhong M  

Molecular omics 20251201 6


Indisulam, a DCAF15-based molecular glue degrader, induces widespread proteome changes with implications for cell division and chromosome segregation. While RBM39 and RBM23 are two well-characterized indisulam neo-substrates, additional targets likely exist. To identify those degradation targets, we applied a network-based approach to prioritize novel neo-substrates from large-scale omics data. Our approach integrates proteome-wide expression measurements with information from publicly accessibl  ...[more]

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