Extended Data Fig. 8: AND-gated proximity labeling. | Nature

Extended Data Fig. 8: AND-gated proximity labeling.

From: Programmable protein ligation on cell surfaces

Extended Data Fig. 8

a, Western blot analysis of K562HER2+/EGFR+ treated with αHER2-SpyN (100 nM, eNrdJ-1cage) and SpyC-αEGFR (100 nM) for 2 hr at 37 °C, followed by HA-tagged SpyTag003-APEX2 (300 μM) for 20 min. b, K562 (wildtype), K562HER2+, K562EGFR+, and K562HER2+/EGFR+ cells were treated individually as described in panel a. Following washing, APEX2 proximity labeling was induced by the addition of biotin-phenol (250 μM) and H2O2 (1 mM). The reactions were quenched with sodium ascorbate (10 mM) and Trolox (5 mM) at room temperature after two minutes. Samples were then analyzed by Western blot using Strep-800 to detect biotinylation. c-e, Time-course study of APEX2 labeling. The cells were treated as in panel b with labeling quenched at the indicated time points. αHER2-SpyN/SpyC-αEGFR was used with the K562HER2+/EGFR+ cells; αHER2-SpyN/SpyC-αEpCAM was used with the OE19 cells; αEGFR-SpyN/SpyC-αEpCAM was used with the A431 cells. SMART-SpyCatcher employed eNrdJ-1cage in all cases. f, Displayed are the employed AND gates used in the following experiments (note, lettering differs from that in Fig. 3). Each AND gate constitute a pair of SpyN and SpyC protein fusions and/or synthetic ligand conjugates; for instance, AND gate D is generated by αCEACAM6-SpyN and SpyC-αHER2. g-j, AND-gated proximity labeling using the described AND gates, SpyTag003-APEX2 and the workflow described under panels a-e. In each case, the lane expected to give proximity labeling is indicated in red. When applicable, cells were treated for 12 hr beforehand with doxycycline (DOX, 200 ng/mL) to induce the expression of FLAG-CXCR4-eGFP (OE19CXCR4DOX) or FLAG-ADORA2A-mCherry (OE19A2ADOX). SpyC-Cys indicates the unconjugated variant. Asterisks indicate endogenously biotinylated proteins. Data shown in panels a-e, and g-j are representative of two and three independent experiments, respectively.

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