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New in vivo multiomic proximity labeling method published in Nature Chemical Biology
Original: Multiomic proximity labeling in vivo by D-amino-acid-activated peroxidase reaction | Nature Chemical Biology
Researchers report in Nature Chemical Biology a multiomic proximity labeling technique that works in vivo, using a peroxidase reaction activated by D-amino acids to map proteins and other biomolecules in living systems. The method could allow scientists to chart molecular neighborhoods inside organisms more accurately, and it is drawing attention from researchers working in chemical biology and proteomics.
Why now: The paper offers a new tool for mapping molecular interactions in living organisms, which is notable for the chemical biology and proteomics research communities.
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