TABLE 1

Different approaches to targeted proteomics are used to study cAMP signaling

Targeting ApproachDescriptionReferences
Affinity resin with chemically immobilized cAMPcAMP is chemically immobilized onto agarose beads and used for affinity purificationScholten et al., 2006; Kovanich et al., 2010; Aye et al., 2012; Burgers et al., 2012
Affinity resin with chemically immobilized IBMXThe nonselective PDE inhibitor IBMX is chemically immobilized onto agarose beads and used for affinity purificationCorradini et al., 2015
Protein tag–mediated immunoprecipitationA protein of interest is tagged with a peptide or fluorescent protein and expressed in the target cells or tissues. The recombinant protein is purified from whole-cell lysates using antibodies against the peptide/protein tagMeans et al., 2011; Schmoker et al., 2018
Enzyme-mediated proximity proteomicsA protein of interest is tagged with an engineered promiscuous biotin ligase and expressed in the target cells or tissues. All biotinylated proteins are purified from whole-cell lysates using streptavidin beadsSmith et al., 2018