Disrupting
the Constitutive, Homodimeric Protein–Protein
Interface in CK2β Using a Biophysical Fragment-Based Approach
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Identifying small molecules that
induce the disruption of constitutive
protein–protein interfaces is a challenging objective. Here,
a targeted biophysical screening cascade was employed to specifically
identify small molecules that could disrupt the constitutive, homodimeric
protein–protein interface within CK2β. This approach
could potentially be applied to achieve subunit disassembly of other
homo-oligomeric proteins as a means of modulating protein function.
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Seetoh, Wei-Guang; Abell, Chris (2016). Disrupting
the Constitutive, Homodimeric Protein–Protein
Interface in CK2β Using a Biophysical Fragment-Based Approach. ACS Publications. Collection. https://doi.org/10.1021/jacs.6b07440