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Live-Cell Covalent Profiling Reveals Principles of RNA-Small Molecule Recognition across the Human Transcriptome

2025-11-05

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RNA folds are abundant in mammalian cells yet poorly characterized as small-molecule targets. We present a scalable, unbiased live-cell pipeline that maps where small molecules bind RNA across the human transcriptome and convert those binders into selective degraders. A 200-member fragment library bearing diazirine/alkyne handles yielded 23 RNA-binding candidates. Chem-CLIP-Map-Seq in MDA-MB-231 cells identified...

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9b203237-b344-5049-999a-54703cceda42
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10.1101/2025.11.05.686775
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