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What Is Biotinylated CRBN/DDB1: How the Labeled Complex Serves PROTAC Degradation Research
Biotinylated CRBN/DDB1 is the substrate-recognition module of CRL4 E3 ligase, immobilized for binding assays. This article explains its role in PROTAC and molecular-glue studies.
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- Drug Research
- Biotinylated CRBN/DDB1
- CRL4
- E3 ligase
- PROTAC
- molecular glue
- TR-FRET
- ternary complex
- UA080262
CRBN-DDB1 and Molecular Glues: From the Thalidomide Controversy to the New Paradigm of Targeted Degradation
A once-withdrawn old drug revealed, sixty years later, an entirely new paradigm of targeted protein degradation. This article follows the timeline of how CRBN-DDB1 moved from the thalidomide mystery to center stage of molecular glue therapeutics.
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- Drug Research
- CRBN-DDB1
- Molecular glue
- Thalidomide
- Lenalidomide
- Targeted protein degradation
- UA085062
The CRBN-DDB1 Complex: Substrate-Recognition Core of the CRL4 Ubiquitin Ligase
As the substrate receptor of the CRL4 E3 ubiquitin ligase, CRBN relies on DDB1 to bridge the Cullin4-RBX1 core for ubiquitin transfer. This article systematically dissects the complex assembly logic, molecular glue mechanisms and in vitro research es
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- Drug Research
- CRBN-DDB1
- Molecular glue
- E3 ubiquitin ligase
- CRL4
- Substrate receptor
- UA085062
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