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dictyNews
Electronic Edition
Volume 49, number 8
March 17 2023
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Proximity protein labeling In Dictyostelium with engineered ascorbic
acid peroxidase 2
Jamie A. Takashima2,3, Helena A. Woroniecka2, and
Pascale G. Charest1,2,*
Journal of Biological Methods 10: e99010002, 2023
To fully understand any cellular process, we not only need to identify
the proteins implicated, but also how the protein network is structurally
and spatially organized and changes over time. However, the dynamic
nature of many protein interactions involved in cellular signaling
pathways continues to be the bottleneck in mapping and studying
protein networks. Fortunately, a recently developed proximity labeling
method using engineered ascorbic acid peroxidase 2 (APEX2) in
mammalian cells allows the identification of weak and/or transient
protein interactions with spatial and temporal resolution. Here, we
describe a protocol for successfully using the APEX2-proximity labeling
method in Dictyostelium, using the cAMP receptor cAR1 as example.
Coupled to the identification of the labeled proteins by mass
spectrometry, this method expands Dictyostelium’s proteomics toolbox
and should be widely useful for identifying interacting partners involved
in a variety of biological processes in Dictyostelium.
Submitted by Pascale Charest [[log in to unmask]]
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