Roche Sequencing Solutions, Inc.

Roche Diagnostics Gmbh

F. Hoffmann-la Roche Ag

Lauren Goodrich

Christian Klein

Victor I Lyamichev

Jigar Patel

Eric Sullivan

Ken Lo

This invention relates to peptide microarrays, methods of generating peptide microarrays, and methods of identifying peptide binders using microarrays. More specifically, this invention relates to peptide microarrays, methods of generating peptide microarrays, and methods of identifying peptide binders using microarrays wherein the microarrays comprise cyclic peptides. The invention also relates to methods and compositions for detecting the formation of cyclized peptides from linear peptides on a microarray by contacting the microarray with a detectable protein. The cyclized peptides include tags that are activated upon cyclization, facilitating the detection of successful cyclization reactions. In additional aspects, the invention relates to developing fragmented peptide tags that, upon cyclization, bind to detectable proteins. Additionally, the invention relates to methods of generating linear and cyclic peptides subarrays on a microarray.

Method and composition for detection of peptide cyclization using protein tags

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