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Using protein turnover assay to explore the drug mechanism of Carfilzomib

Authors: Yonghui Tao; Xinyu Ding; Caiwei Jia; Chengcheng Wang; Chuanyin Li

DOI: 10.3724/abbs.2024104Status: Verified Translated Edition
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Key Findings in This Report

• ProTA profiling reveals CFZ-induced changes in stability of 15,000 human proteins, highlighting effects on glycolysis, nitric oxide production, and proteasome subunit homeostasis. • CFZ synergizes with PI3K/mTOR inhibitors LY294002 and KU-0063794 in multiple myeloma treatment, suggesting combination therapy potential. • The study provides a systematic understanding of CFZ's mechanism of action, differentiating it from bortezomib and informing rational drug combinations. • ProTA offers a high-throughput method for studying protein turnover, overcoming limitations of traditional stability assays.