Our New Thematic Series: Chemical Proteomics

Proteome Science Impact Factor: 2.360* Editors-in-Chief: M.Latterich and H. J. Kwon     SUBMIT MANUSCRIPT  |  EDITORIAL BOARD  |  SUBMISSION GUIDELINES  |  ARTICLE ALERTS

Dear Prof CERASALE MORTEO, We are writing to share a selection of articles from our soon to be published ‘Chemical Proteomics’ thematic series. This series, Guest Edited by Peter Karuso, will aim to highlight the emergence of this new and dynamic field with a focus on chemical proteomics methods and their applications. Thematic series - Chemical Proteomics REVIEW Tetrazine ligation for chemical proteomics   Kang et al. Abstract   |  Full text   |  PDF RESEARCH Daptomycin, a last-resort antibiotic, binds ribosomal protein S19 in humans   Gotsbacher et al. Abstract   |  Full text   |  PDF REVIEW Photo-affinity labeling (PAL) in chemical proteomics: a handy tool to investigate protein-protein interactions (PPIs)   Murale et al. Abstract   |  Full text   |  PDF Series scope The recent development of chemical proteomics marks the crossing of proteomics into the discipline of chemistry and is quickly becoming an integrated research engine that bridges the hurdle of identifying protein targets of biologically active small molecules with unknown modes of action. Chemical proteomics provides a high-throughput platform for exploring drug-target-phenotype relationships required for functional proteomics and rapid drug discovery. These efforts are illuminating a new paradigm in drug discovery where prior knowledge of a new chemical entity’s mode of action is not required for the rapid isolation of novel targets. The series will be published later this year, keep checking the homepage for updates! Publish with us • Considers all aspects of large-scale and systems studies • High quality peer review: average time to first decision of 40 days Submission guidelines Register to receive the latest articles, straight to your inbox. Best wishes, The BioMed Central Team * The Impact Factor is just one measure used for evaluating the impact of research. For further information on the IF and alternative metrics used to measure the impact of research, please click here. SOCIETY AFFILIATION Proteome Science is affiliated with the Korean Human Proteome Organization (KHUPO). Follow BioMed Central:    For further information or enquiries please contact Customer Services at:info@biomedcentral.com. BioMed Central Ltd 236 Gray's Inn Road, London, WC1X 8HB, United Kingdom. Part of Springer Nature. Privacy Policy BMC40887