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. 2019 May 7;141(22):8951–8968. doi: 10.1021/jacs.9b02822

Table 1. Panel of Protein Targets for Screening.

proteina MWb hitsc nonpromiscuous hitsd catalytic Cyse Cys residuesf possible therapeutic indicationsg
QSOX1 58084 0/993 0 noh 12 cancer53,54
PCAF 19452 0/993 0 no 3 HIV,55 cancer56,57
PBPR504C 57903 2/983 2 no 1 antibiotic resistance58
K-RasG12C 19245 10/968 7 no 3 cancer37,59
USP8 44429 20/923 7 yes 12 cancer,60 Cushing’s disease61
NNMT 31248 30/299 22 no 8 cancer,62 diet-induced obesity63
OTUB2 27312 47/938 42 yes 4 viral infection,64 diabetes,65 ALS66
NUDT7 26672 36/973 24 yes 4 diabetes67
NV3CP 19284 10/824 9 yes 5 viral infection68
BSA 66464 0/981 0 no 23 negative control
a

Acronyms are as follows: quiescin sulfhydryl oxidase 1 (QSOX1); penicillin-binding protein 3 (PBP); ubiquitin-specific peptidase 8 (USP8); nicotinamide N-methyltransferase (NNMT); norovirus 3C protease (NV3CP); bovine serum albumin (BSA).

b

Molecular weight of construct in Da.

c

Number of fragments with >50% labeling/compounds for which labeling could be evaluated.

d

Number of hits that did not label any other protein to >50%.

e

Indicates whether a catalytic cysteine is present in the protein.

f

Number of cysteine residues in protein.

g

Indicates possible therapeutic rationale to inhibit this target.

h

QSOX1 contains a catalytic disulfide.