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Sortase A: A chemoenzymatic approach for the labeling of cell surfaces.

Poonam KumariSujoy BowmikSudipto Kumar PaulBidisha BiswasSanjay K BanerjeeUpadhyayula Surayanarayana MurtyVelayutham RavichandiranUtpal Mohan
Published in: Biotechnology and bioengineering (2021)
Sortase A, a transpeptidase enzyme is present in many Gram-positive bacteria and helps in the recruitment of the cell surface proteins. Over the last two decades, Sortase A has become an attractive tool for performing in vivo and in vitro ligations. Sortase A-mediated ligation has continuously been used for its specificity, robustness, and highly efficient nature. These properties make it a popular choice among protein engineers as well as researchers from different fields. In this review, we give an overview of Sortase A-mediated ligation of various molecules on the cell surfaces, which can have diverse applications in interdisciplinary fields.
Keyphrases
  • highly efficient
  • cell surface
  • single cell
  • cell therapy
  • biofilm formation
  • stem cells
  • gram negative
  • bone marrow
  • pseudomonas aeruginosa
  • binding protein
  • small molecule