Part:BBa_K3610038:Design
BAK1 ectodomain / LargeBit for S. cerevisiae
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Design Notes
We needed localization at the membrane, thus we needed a signal peptide native to C. reinhardtii.
The self-cleaving peptide from the human foot-and-mouth-disease virus allows expression of multiple protein coding fragments with the same promoter.
Source
BBa_K319005, BBa_K2809002, BBa_K3610003, BBa_K1150016, BBa_K416001, BBa_K3610014, BBa_K2753050
References
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Koller, Teresa; Bent, Andrew F. (2014): FLS2-BAK1 extracellular domain interaction sites required for defense signaling activation. In: PLOS ONE 9 (10), e111185-e111185. DOI: 10.1371/journal.pone.0111185.
Ranf, Stefanie (2018): Pattern Recognition Receptors—Versatile Genetic Tools for Engineering Broad-Spectrum Disease Resistance in Crops. In: Agronomy 8, S. 134. DOI: 10.3390/agronomy8080134.