Accelerating Discovery in Ubiquitin Proteasome Biology, Targeted Protein Degradation, and Induced Proximity

Functionally validated enzymes, proteins, and in vitro assays enabling mechanistic studies and therapeutic innovation

What We Offer

Explore Trilogie's reagents, custom services, and scientific resources for UPS biology and targeted protein degradation.

Products

UPS Reagent Catalog

Browse Trilogie’s catalog of ubiquitin pathway reagents for targeted protein degradation and UPS biology research.

Services

Custom Services

Work with Trilogie scientists on assay development, protein expression, purification, and mechanism-focused UPS workflows.

Resource

E3 Ligases

Well-characterized and emerging E3 ligase reagents to support ubiquitin biology, targeted protein degradation, mechanistic enzymology, and drug discovery research.

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DCAF Ligases

DCAF ligase reagents enable targeted investigation of CRL4-mediated ubiquitination, substrate recognition, and selective protein degradation pathways. 

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F-Box Ligases

F-box ligase reagents enable precise investigation of substrate recognition, ubiquitin-mediated degradation, and targeted protein degradation pathways. 

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Defined Polyubiquitin Chains

Defined polyubiquitin chains enable targeted investigation of ubiquitin signaling, protein degradation, DNA repair, autophagy, immune signaling, and protein trafficking pathways.

Design, expression optimization, and production are conducted at our Worcester, MA facility

Meet the Scientific Team

Work directly with scientists experienced in UPS biology, targeted protein degradation, assay development, and protein production.

Bradley Brasher, PhD

Bradley Brasher, PhD

Chief Scientific Officer & Co-Founder

Bryan Dorsey, PhD

Bryan Dorsey, PhD

Product Scientist

Kyle Mangano, PhD

Kyle Mangano, PhD

Field Application Scientist

Rapidly expanding solutions for cutting-edge science

Explore validated reagents, custom assay development, and scientific expertise for targeted protein degradation research.