Eurofins Scientific has filed a patent for methods and kits to identify interactions between test compounds and phage-displayed protein domains like SH2. The method involves screening for binding of test compounds to the protein domain of interest using a reference ligand on a solid support. GlobalData’s report on Eurofins Scientific gives a 360-degree view of the company including its patenting strategy. Buy the report here.

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Screening test compounds binding to phage-displayed protein domain

Source: United States Patent and Trademark Office (USPTO). Credit: Eurofins Scientific SE

The patent application (Publication Number: US20240018509A1) describes a method for screening test compounds that bind to a phage-displayed protein domain of interest. The method involves contacting a reference ligand immobilized on a solid support with the protein domain of interest in the presence and absence of the test compound. The binding of the protein domain to the reference ligand is then detected, with a decrease in binding indicating that the test compound binds to the protein domain. The protein domain of interest in this method is specifically identified as an SH2 domain, with the test compounds being small molecules or candidate pharmaceuticals.

Furthermore, the method includes steps for identifying test compounds that bind to a phage-displayed SH2 domain of interest. This involves incubating the immobilized reference ligand with the SH2 domain in the presence and absence of the test compound, followed by detecting the binding using qPCR amplification. The patent application specifies that the SH2 domain can be a human SH2 domain and that the test compound can bind to specific peptide sequences within the compound or the reference ligand. Additionally, the method allows for testing multiple test compounds simultaneously and at different concentrations, providing a comprehensive screening approach for identifying compounds that interact with the SH2 domain of interest.

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