Team:Freiburg Cloning Strategy
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- | '''Figure 2''' . '''A''' figure | + | '''Figure 2''' . '''A''' figure 2 A gives an overview about the cloning constructs. The N-terminal signal-peptide ensures protein transport to the cytoplasmamembrane. Lipocalin and the scFv-ani-NIP are the extracytoplasmatic parts of the construct to mediate signaltransduction into the cell. The GGGS-Linker keeps a distance to the transmembraneregion to overcome surface structures of the cell and to avoid a total inflexibility. Split fluorophor linker is only necessary for the C-terminal Split parts of Cerulean-CFP and Split-Venus-YFP. The Split enzymes β-Lactamese and Luciferase and the split-fluorophors CFP and YFP are the cytoplasmatic parts of the constructs. If there is a clustering of this synthetic receptor-system caused by the corresponding binding parts of Lipocalin and scFv-anti-NIP the split parts come together to create a functional protein, which allows a detection. |
'''B''' The different constructions described in figure 2.A were cloned into the transfectionvector system by using the restriction sites XbaI and PstI to ensure a functional ATG-start codon which is part of the XbaI recognition-sequence in the iGEM-prefix<br> | '''B''' The different constructions described in figure 2.A were cloned into the transfectionvector system by using the restriction sites XbaI and PstI to ensure a functional ATG-start codon which is part of the XbaI recognition-sequence in the iGEM-prefix<br> | ||
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