ADP-ribosylation

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ADP-ribosylation is where ADP-ribose polymers are covalently bonded to a protein.[1] There are a number of ways in which we can detect proteins which have been ADP-ribosylated, for example there are a number of proteomic approaches. some of these include; using antibodies specific to ADP-ribose and boronate affinity chromatography, or by using protein microarrays, which is a more recent method[2].

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