Labeling methodology comprising oligopeptides
First Claim
1. A method for providing a labeled target protein or labeled target peptide, which method comprises the steps of:
- a. contacting a chemical molecule, which chemical molecule comprises, spacer and/or linker residues, and optionally comprises the following parts a target protein or a target peptide residue which is covalently bound as one of both terminal groups of said chemical molecule to a chemical backbone, which chemical backbone consists of amino acids and/or spacers and optionally linkers, covalently bound to each other, and which backbone contains a spacer and/or linker residues, and optionally contains one amino acid or spacer residue as the second of both terminal groups of said chemical molecule covalently bound to a reversible or irreversible affinity tagging residue, with the proviso that in case that the affinity tagging residue is an irreversible affinity tagging residue, there is at least one linker residue covalently bound to said amino acid or spacer residue, which amino acid or spacer residue is on the other hand covalently bound to the irreversible affinity tagging residue, and one amino acid or spacer residue covalently bound to a labeling residue which labeling residue may be detected by physical means, with an affinity support, to obtain said chemical molecule bound to the affinity support via the affinity tag of the affinity tagging residue, b. removing impurities in the reaction mixture surrounding the affinity support to which the chemical molecule according to step a. is bound, and c. cleaving or eluting said chemical molecule from said affinity support to obtain (i) in case of an irreversible affinity tagging residue, a labeled target protein or labeled peptide comprising a chemical backbone, which backbone contains a spacer and/or linker residues, and optionally contains one amino acid or spacer residue covalently bound to a labeling residue which labeling residue may be detected by physical means, (ii) in case of a reversible affinity tagging residue, a chemical backbone covalently bound to a protein or a peptide residue, which backbone contains a spacer and/or linker residues, and optionally contains one amino acid or spacer residue covalently bound to a labeling residue which labeling residue may be detected by physical means, one amino acid or spacer residue covalently bound to a labeling residue, which labeling residue may be detected by physical means, and which labeling residue or spacer residue is covalently bound to a reversible affinity tagging residue.
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Abstract
A method for providing a labeled target protein or labeled target peptide in high purity, which method comprises the steps of a. contacting a chemical molecule, which chemical molecule comprises a target protein or a target peptide residue beside amino acid residues, spacer residues, and/or linker residues, an affinity tagging residue, and a labeling residue which labeling residue may be detected by physical means, with an affinity support, to obtain said chemical molecule bound to the affinity support via the affinity tag of the affinity tagging residue, b. removing impurities in the reaction mixture surrounding the affinity support to which the chemical molecule according to step a. is bound, and c. cleaving or eluting said chemical molecule from said affinity support; and compounds useful in such method. Such method is e.g. useful for (ultra) HTS-screening, especially spectroscopic HTS systems at single molecule resolution.
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17 Claims
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1. A method for providing a labeled target protein or labeled target peptide, which method comprises the steps of:
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a. contacting a chemical molecule, which chemical molecule comprises, spacer and/or linker residues, and optionally comprises the following parts a target protein or a target peptide residue which is covalently bound as one of both terminal groups of said chemical molecule to a chemical backbone, which chemical backbone consists of amino acids and/or spacers and optionally linkers, covalently bound to each other, and which backbone contains a spacer and/or linker residues, and optionally contains one amino acid or spacer residue as the second of both terminal groups of said chemical molecule covalently bound to a reversible or irreversible affinity tagging residue, with the proviso that in case that the affinity tagging residue is an irreversible affinity tagging residue, there is at least one linker residue covalently bound to said amino acid or spacer residue, which amino acid or spacer residue is on the other hand covalently bound to the irreversible affinity tagging residue, and one amino acid or spacer residue covalently bound to a labeling residue which labeling residue may be detected by physical means, with an affinity support, to obtain said chemical molecule bound to the affinity support via the affinity tag of the affinity tagging residue, b. removing impurities in the reaction mixture surrounding the affinity support to which the chemical molecule according to step a. is bound, and c. cleaving or eluting said chemical molecule from said affinity support to obtain (i) in case of an irreversible affinity tagging residue, a labeled target protein or labeled peptide comprising a chemical backbone, which backbone contains a spacer and/or linker residues, and optionally contains one amino acid or spacer residue covalently bound to a labeling residue which labeling residue may be detected by physical means, (ii) in case of a reversible affinity tagging residue, a chemical backbone covalently bound to a protein or a peptide residue, which backbone contains a spacer and/or linker residues, and optionally contains one amino acid or spacer residue covalently bound to a labeling residue which labeling residue may be detected by physical means, one amino acid or spacer residue covalently bound to a labeling residue, which labeling residue may be detected by physical means, and which labeling residue or spacer residue is covalently bound to a reversible affinity tagging residue. - View Dependent Claims (2)
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3. A compound, which compound comprises the following parts
a. a reactive group containing residue, which residue is covalently bound as one of both terminal groups of said compound, and wherein the reactive group is selected from the group consisting of thiol, halogen, imine, aldehyde, the double bond in a vinylsulfonyl or a maleimido group and a group which forms together with a carbonyl group of said residue a carboxylic acid derivative; -
b. a label containing residue, which label may be detected by physical means;
c. an affinity tagging group containing residue, which residue is covalently bound as the second of both terminal residues in a CHEMICAL COMPOUND, and wherein said affinity tagging group is a reversible affinity tagging group or an irreversible affinity tagging group, with the proviso that in case that the affinity tagging group is an irreversible affinity tagging group, there is at least one linker residue covalently bound to an amino acid or spacer residue, which carries the irreversible affinity tagging group, and which residue of any of a., b., or c. is selected from 1 to 10 amino acids, which amino acids are covalently bound to each other via amide bonds of the carboxylic acid group of one amino acid and the amine group of a second amino acid, 1 to 10 spacers, which spacers are covalently bound to each other via functional groups of said spacers, and 1 to 10 amino acids and spacers, which amino acid and spacers are covalently bound to each other either via amide bonds of the carboxylic acid group of one amino acid and the amine group of a second amino acid, or via functional groups of said spacers, or via an amine group or a carboxylic acid group of an amino acid with a functional group of a spacer;
d. optionally further spacer residues; and
e. optionally linker residues. - View Dependent Claims (4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10, 11, 12, 13, 14, 15, 17)
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16. A method of treatment disorders mediated by a target protein or target peptide in vivo, comprising administering to a subject in need of such treatment an effective amount of an agent identified by a method according to the present invention.
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