Lysosome-targeting chimeras evolve | Nature Chemical Biology
LYTACs induce selective degradation of extracellular proteins by recruiting them to cellular receptors that mediate delivery to the lysosome. Recent development of GalNAc-LYTACs and MoDE-As targeting the liver-specific ASGPR enables cell-type-restricted lysosomal protein degradation and reveals new LYTAC design principles.
Subjects Chemical tools Post-translational modifications Proteases LYTACs induce selective degradation of extracellular proteins by recruiting them to cellular receptors that mediate delivery to the lysosome. Recent development of GalNAc-LYTACs and MoDE-As targeting the liver-specific ASGPR enables cell-type-restricted lysosomal protein degradation and reveals new LYTAC design principles. Access to this article via ICE Institution of Civil Engineers is not available. Change institution Buy or subscribe This is a preview of subscription content, access via your institution Relevant articles Ope
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