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Humana Press, Methods in Molecular Biology, p. 219-234, 2017

DOI: 10.1007/978-1-4939-7154-1_14

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Cell-specific labeling for analyzing bidirectional signaling by mass spectrometry.

Book chapter published in 2017 by Christopher J. Tape, Claus Jørgensen ORCID
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Abstract

Cell-specific proteome labeling enables global proteome-wide analysis of cell signaling in heterotypic co-cultures. Such approaches have provided unique insight in contact-initiated receptor tyrosine kinase signaling, transfer of proteomic material between heterotypic cells, and interactions between normal and oncogenic cells. Here we describe current methods for cell-specific labeling of heterotypic cells with isotopic labeled amino acids (e.g., SILAC and CTAP). We outline the advantages and disadvantages of individual approaches, describe typical experimental scenarios, and discuss where each experimental approach is optimally applied.