Target-Class Selectivity Profiling for Deubiquitinase (DUB) Inhibitors
Target selectivity is a critical parameter in evaluating potential small molecule drugs and tool inhibitors. For drugs, potent and selective binding of the intended target is associated with efficacy, while promiscuous binding to numerous off-targets is associated with toxicity. For tool inhibitors, knowledge about the target profile is integral in deciphering biological phenotypes and compound mechanism-of-action. Thus, selectivity profiling is an integral step in the drug discovery/ development process.
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- Accurate quantification with multiplexed stable isotope reagents
- Unprecedented coverage of cellular DUB enzymes
- Evidence that hits in a high-throughput biochemical screen are indeed selective for intended targets
