Reagents and procedures for multi-label high-specificity labeling
AssigneeRutgers, The State University of New Jersey
InventorsRichard Ebright, Yon Ebright
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AssigneeRutgers, The State University of New Jersey
InventorsRichard Ebright, Yon Ebright
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A detectable complex and methods for use thereof are provided herein. The detectable complex includes: at least one target material; a first peptide tag bound to the at least one target material; and a second peptide tag bound to the at least one target material. The complex further includes a first conjugate having a detectable group and two pendant phenylarsine moieties comprising a first tag binding group; wherein the first conjugate preferentially associates with the first peptide tag; and a second conjugate having a detectable group and two pendant phenylarsine moieties comprising a second tag binding group; wherein the second conjugate preferentially associates with the second peptide tag. The mean distance and/or mean angle between the pendant phenylarsine moieties in the first conjugate is different from the mean distance and/or mean angle between the pendant phenylarsine moieties in the second conjugate. Further provided herein are useful peptide tag combinations, target materials or sets of target materials including these peptide tag combinations, and nucleic acids or nucleic acid sets encoding these compositions.
A detectable complex comprising:
A method for labeling and/or detecting a target material comprising:
A method for monitoring a binding process comprising:
A method for determining the localization, concentration or interactions of at least one target material of interest on or within a cell, tissue, organ or organism, said method comprising:
An assay method for monitoring a reaction, comprising:
A method for isolating at least one target material of interest comprising:
A kit comprising:
A composition comprising:
A composition comprising:
A composition comprising:
A composition comprising at least one isolated or recombinant nucleic acid encoding:
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