Toolkit/Logic-gated AdPROM deploying SrtA-mediated Element Recombination

Logic-gated AdPROM deploying SrtA-mediated Element Recombination

Also known as: LASER, LASER platform

Taxonomy: Mechanism Branch / Architecture. Workflows sit above the mechanism and technique branches rather than replacing them.

Summary

This Logic-gated AdPROM deploying SrtA-mediated Element Recombination (LASER) platform allows us to expand the possible protein degradation outcomes in mammalian cells using Boolean logic operations depending on the input combinations.

Usefulness & Problems

No literature-backed usefulness or problem-fit explainer has been materialized for this record yet.

Published Workflows

Objective: Engineer a logic-gated, switchable targeted protein degradation framework that conditionally controls intracellular protein content in mammalian cells.

Why it works: The framework uses Sortase A cleavage and ligation as a programmable control input to reconfigure bioPROTAC activity, and additional protease gating can alter conditional degradation phenotypes with minimal redesign.

Sortase A-mediated cleavageSortase A-mediated ligationprotease gating layered onto Sortase A controlbioPROTAC-directed targeted protein degradationsynthetic circuit designlogic gatingprotein degradation engineering

Taxonomy & Function

Primary hierarchy

Mechanism Branch

Architecture: A composed arrangement of multiple parts that instantiates one or more mechanisms.

Target processes

degradationdiagnosticrecombination

Validation

Cell-freeBacteriaMammalianMouseHumanTherapeuticIndep. Replication

Supporting Sources

Ranked Claims

Claim 1application scopesupports2025Source 1needs review

The platform is flexible enough to modulate the level of multiple native intracellular proteins and may have applications in therapy, diagnostics, and biotechnology.

The flexibility to modulate the level of multiple native intracellular proteins can potentially lead to applications from therapy to diagnostics and biotechnology.
Claim 2design flexibilitysupports2025Source 1needs review

Layering Sortase A input with protease gating allows conditional degradation phenotypes to be adapted with minimal design modifications.

Furthermore, by layering the SrtA input with protease gating, conditional degradation phenotypes can be readily adapted with minimal modifications to the design.
Claim 3functional capabilitysupports2025Source 1needs review

The LASER platform expands possible protein degradation outcomes in mammalian cells using Boolean logic operations based on input combinations.

This Logic-gated AdPROM deploying SrtA-mediated Element Recombination (LASER) platform allows us to expand the possible protein degradation outcomes in mammalian cells using Boolean logic operations depending on the input combinations.
Claim 4mechanism of actionsupports2025Source 1needs review

The strategy uses Sortase A cleavage and ligation functions as a control input to direct bioPROTAC activity for switchable targeted protein degradation.

By exploiting both the cleavage and ligation functionalities of Sortase A (SrtA), we present a new strategy utilizing SrtA as the control input to direct bioPROTAC activity for switchable TPD.
Claim 5tool introductionsupports2025Source 1needs review

The paper introduces a synthetic framework for logic-gated, switchable targeted protein degradation to achieve conditional control of protein content.

To extend the use of TPD beyond just protein attenuation, we introduce a synthetic framework for logic-gated, switchable TPD to achieve conditional control of protein content.

Approval Evidence

1 source5 linked approval claimsfirst-pass slug logic-gated-adprom-deploying-srta-mediated-element-recombination
This Logic-gated AdPROM deploying SrtA-mediated Element Recombination (LASER) platform allows us to expand the possible protein degradation outcomes in mammalian cells using Boolean logic operations depending on the input combinations.

Source:

application scopesupports

The platform is flexible enough to modulate the level of multiple native intracellular proteins and may have applications in therapy, diagnostics, and biotechnology.

The flexibility to modulate the level of multiple native intracellular proteins can potentially lead to applications from therapy to diagnostics and biotechnology.

Source:

design flexibilitysupports

Layering Sortase A input with protease gating allows conditional degradation phenotypes to be adapted with minimal design modifications.

Furthermore, by layering the SrtA input with protease gating, conditional degradation phenotypes can be readily adapted with minimal modifications to the design.

Source:

functional capabilitysupports

The LASER platform expands possible protein degradation outcomes in mammalian cells using Boolean logic operations based on input combinations.

This Logic-gated AdPROM deploying SrtA-mediated Element Recombination (LASER) platform allows us to expand the possible protein degradation outcomes in mammalian cells using Boolean logic operations depending on the input combinations.

Source:

mechanism of actionsupports

The strategy uses Sortase A cleavage and ligation functions as a control input to direct bioPROTAC activity for switchable targeted protein degradation.

By exploiting both the cleavage and ligation functionalities of Sortase A (SrtA), we present a new strategy utilizing SrtA as the control input to direct bioPROTAC activity for switchable TPD.

Source:

tool introductionsupports

The paper introduces a synthetic framework for logic-gated, switchable targeted protein degradation to achieve conditional control of protein content.

To extend the use of TPD beyond just protein attenuation, we introduce a synthetic framework for logic-gated, switchable TPD to achieve conditional control of protein content.

Source:

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