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Tilmann Bürckstümmer, Keiryn L Bennett, Adrijana Preradovic, Gregor Schütze, Oliver Hantschel, Giulio Superti-Furga and Angela Bauch

Nature Methods (2006) 3, 1013-1019

Although TAP was instrumental in elucidating the yeast cellular machinery, in mammalian cells the method suffers from a low overall yield. These dual-affinity tags were optimized for use in mammalian cells. A tag based on protein G and the streptavidin-binding peptide (GS-TAP) resulted in a tenfold increase in protein-complex yield and improved the specificity of the procedure. This allows purification of protein complexes that were hitherto not amenable to TAP and use of less starting material, leading to higher success rates and enabling systematic interaction proteomics projects.  

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