Selective recognition of the di/trimethylammonium motif by an artificial carboxycalixarene receptor

Chemical tools that recognise post-translational modifications have promising applications in biochemistry and in therapy. We report a simple carboxycalixarene that selectively binds molecules containing di/trimethylammonium moieties in isolation, in cell lysates and when incorporated in histone pep...

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Main Authors: Hanauer, T, Hopkinson, R, Patel, K, Li, Y, Correddu, D, Kawamura, A, Sarojini, V, Leung, I, Gruber, T
Format: Journal article
Language:English
Published: Royal Society of Chemistry 2017
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author Hanauer, T
Hopkinson, R
Patel, K
Li, Y
Correddu, D
Kawamura, A
Sarojini, V
Leung, I
Gruber, T
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Hopkinson, R
Patel, K
Li, Y
Correddu, D
Kawamura, A
Sarojini, V
Leung, I
Gruber, T
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description Chemical tools that recognise post-translational modifications have promising applications in biochemistry and in therapy. We report a simple carboxycalixarene that selectively binds molecules containing di/trimethylammonium moieties in isolation, in cell lysates and when incorporated in histone peptides. Our findings reveal the potential of using carboxycalixarene-based receptors to study epigenetic regulation.
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spelling oxford-uuid:f491abfe-10ac-4aae-9493-178277dfb8fe2022-03-27T12:20:52ZSelective recognition of the di/trimethylammonium motif by an artificial carboxycalixarene receptorJournal articlehttp://purl.org/coar/resource_type/c_dcae04bcuuid:f491abfe-10ac-4aae-9493-178277dfb8feEnglishSymplectic Elements at OxfordRoyal Society of Chemistry2017Hanauer, THopkinson, RPatel, KLi, YCorreddu, DKawamura, ASarojini, VLeung, IGruber, TChemical tools that recognise post-translational modifications have promising applications in biochemistry and in therapy. We report a simple carboxycalixarene that selectively binds molecules containing di/trimethylammonium moieties in isolation, in cell lysates and when incorporated in histone peptides. Our findings reveal the potential of using carboxycalixarene-based receptors to study epigenetic regulation.
spellingShingle Hanauer, T
Hopkinson, R
Patel, K
Li, Y
Correddu, D
Kawamura, A
Sarojini, V
Leung, I
Gruber, T
Selective recognition of the di/trimethylammonium motif by an artificial carboxycalixarene receptor
title Selective recognition of the di/trimethylammonium motif by an artificial carboxycalixarene receptor
title_full Selective recognition of the di/trimethylammonium motif by an artificial carboxycalixarene receptor
title_fullStr Selective recognition of the di/trimethylammonium motif by an artificial carboxycalixarene receptor
title_full_unstemmed Selective recognition of the di/trimethylammonium motif by an artificial carboxycalixarene receptor
title_short Selective recognition of the di/trimethylammonium motif by an artificial carboxycalixarene receptor
title_sort selective recognition of the di trimethylammonium motif by an artificial carboxycalixarene receptor
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