Site-Specific Protein Lipoylation Analysis via Aldehyde-Acetal Probe Labelling and Reversible Enrichment (DA-Lipo)

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Tao Jiang; Jiaying Li; Enming Miao; Xuyang Yue; Huihui Wan; Ge‐Ge Gu; Xuwei Chen; Mingliang Ye; Hongqiang Qin

doi:10.1039/d5cc03414k

January 1, 2025Chemical Communications

Site-Specific Protein Lipoylation Analysis via Aldehyde-Acetal Probe Labelling and Reversible Enrichment (DA-Lipo)

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Key Points

DA-Lipo enhances detection of protein lipoylation and its regulatory roles in metabolism and disease, improving analytical capabilities.
This method identifies crucial metabolic pathways linked to cancer, underscoring its potential significance in therapeutic strategies.
Observational analysis of lipoylation in proteins provides insights into metabolic processes involved in neurodegeneration.
The findings support the need for advanced methods in studying protein modifications, as current knowledge remains limited to five identified proteins.

Implication

DA-Lipo reveals critical insights on protein lipoylation's role in cancer and neurodegeneration, highlighting innovative analytical methods.

Abstract

Protein lipoylation regulates metabolic processes closely related to cancer and neurodegeneration, while only five human lipoylated proteins are identified, underscoring the need for robust analytical methods. We present DA-Lipo, a...

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Jiang et al. (2025) studied this question.

synapsesocial.com/papers/68a36c210a429f797332fd47 https://doi.org/10.1039/d5cc03414k

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