Part:BBa_K1462460:Design
GBD-lig
- 10COMPATIBLE WITH RFC[10]
- 12COMPATIBLE WITH RFC[12]
- 21COMPATIBLE WITH RFC[21]
- 23COMPATIBLE WITH RFC[23]
- 25COMPATIBLE WITH RFC[25]
- 1000COMPATIBLE WITH RFC[1000]
Design Notes
This is the GBD ligand of the GBD protein. The GBD ligand, with the fusion of the GBD domain , we can use it as a binding unit to built up the scaffold protein that contains the funtion we want. We hope that we can use it to combine the PRK and funtion as the part of the carbon capture.
Source
This is the ligand which can we use it to make fusion protein with GBD protein.
At the date of 7th, July, we did the overlap PCR to get this gene with the help of our designed primer.
Upstream primer 1 : GTTTCTTCGA ATTCGCGGCC GCTTCTAGAT TGGTTGGTGC TTTGATGCAC GTCATGCAGA
Upstream primer 2 : TTTGATGCAC GTCATGCAGA AGAGGTCTAG GGCTATTCAC TCTTCTGACG AGGGTGAGGA
Downstream primer 1:GTTTCTTCCT GCAGCGGCCG CTACTAGTAT CTTCATCTTC ATCACCAGCT TGGTCCTCAC
Downstream primer 2: ATCACCAGCT TGGTCCTCAC CCTCGTCAGA AGAGTGAATA GCCCTAGACC TCTTCTGCAT
We added the RFC 23 into the GBD ligand.First we use upstream/downstream primer 2 to get the intermediate. After purification of PCR, we carried on the next PCR with the help of upstream/downstream primer 1.
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