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#ChemBio

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9
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#ChemBio is an active hashtag on Bluesky. In the last 30 days, 9 people shared 32 posts with it — around 1 a day. Activity is down 50% versus the previous week, peaking on Sep 3 with 4 posts.

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Jeremy Baskin
@jeremybaskin.bsky.social
over 1 year ago
Overjoyed and honestly relieved to share a Chem Rev magnum opus from Brian Chen & Julia Li titled Synthetic Lipid Biology! In it, we organize efforts across numerous fields to create, manipulate, and analyze lipids and biomembranes. Check it out! doi.org/10.1021/acs.... #lipidtime #chemsky #chembio
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Po-Hsun Brian Chen
Xiang-Ling (Julia) Li
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Jeremy Baskin
@jeremybaskin.bsky.social
3 months ago
Excited and grateful to have been promoted to Professor. Many thanks to the outstanding students and postdocs in my lab and to my colleagues at Cornell and across the #chembio and #lipidtime communities for your continued support!
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Stephan Hacker
@stephanhacker2.bsky.social
over 1 year ago
Very interesting to see the 50 new drugs that made it to FDA approval in 2024 in one place. A lot of really exciting small molecule chemistry with interesting functional groups, deuterations and covalent warheads. #chemsky #chembio www.linkedin.com/posts/ch….
Chris De Savi on LinkedIn: #medicine #pharmaceuticals #healthcare | 90 comments

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Chris De Savi on LinkedIn: #medicine #pharmaceuticals #healthcare | 90 comments

FDA Novel Drug Approvals 2024 #medicine That is a wrap for 2024! And another year of relentless drug discovery! There you have it, drug-hunting aficionados,… | 90 comments on LinkedIn

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Jeremy Baskin
@jeremybaskin.bsky.social
over 1 year ago
🚨New preprint: There's this overlooked phospholipid with 3 acyl tails called NAPE that is made during ischemia. We identified its interactome & found it regulates lactate flux, suggesting metabolic functions in response to hypoxia. Congrats to Dylan Chiu! doi.org/10.26434/che... #lipidtime #chembio
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Stephan Hacker
@stephanhacker2.bsky.social
almost 2 years ago
Interesting ChemRxiv preprint by the group of Andrey Klymchenko. They develop fluorescent probes that enrich in the membrane and then covalently label proteins. This leads to plasma membrane labeling, which is resistant to cell permeabilization. #ChemBio www.biorxiv.org/cont...
Lipid-directed covalent fluorescent labeling of plasma membranes for long-term imaging, barcoding and manipulation of cells

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Lipid-directed covalent fluorescent labeling of plasma membranes for long-term imaging, barcoding and manipulation of cells

Fluorescent probes for cell plasma membrane (PM) are generally based on amphiphilic anchors that incorporate non-covalently into biomembranes. Therefore, they are not compatible with fixation and permeabilization, presence of serum, or cell co-culture because of their exchange with the medium. Here, we report a concept of lipid-directed covalent labeling of PM, which exploits transient binding to lipid membrane surface generating high local dye concentration, thus favoring covalent ligation to random proximal membrane proteins. This concept yielded a class of fluorescent probes for PM (MemGraft), where a cyanine dye (Cy3 and Cy5) bears at its two ends low-affinity membrane anchor and reactive group: an activated ester or a maleimide. We found that MemGraft probes with these reactive groups provide efficient PM labelling, in contrast to a series of control compounds, including commercial Cy3-based labels of amino and thiol groups, revealing the crucial role of the membrane anchor combined with high reactivity of activated ester and a maleimide groups. In contrast to conventional PM probes, based on non-covalent interactions, MemGraft labelling approach is compatible with cell fixation, permeabilization, trypsinization and presence of serum. The latter allows long-term cell tracking and video imaging of cell PM dynamics without signs of phototoxicity. The covalent strategy also enables staining and long-term tracking of co-cultured cells labelled in different colors without probes exchange. Moreover, combination of different ratios of MemGraft-Cy3 and MemGraft-Cy5 probes enabled long-term cell barcoding in at least 5 color codes, important for tracking and visualizing multiple cells populations. Ultimately, we found that MemGraft strategy enables efficient biotinylation of cell surface, opening the path to cell surface engineering and cell manipulation. ### Competing Interest Statement The authors have declared no competing interest.

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