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[[image:11SJTU-MetRS.jpg|frame|center|fig. This design is based on the crystal structure of methionyl-tRNA synthetase complex with tRNA (PDB ID:2CSX). We have superimposed the crystal structure of methionyl-tRNA synthetase from ''E.coli'' and obtained the overlay structure after kinetics optimization. Above is the picture showing ''E.coli'' methionyl-tRNA synthetase with (left) and without (right) anticodon recognition domain. The picture proposed that ''E.coli'' methionyl-tRNA synthetase will lose the ability to bind tRNA<sup>Met</sup> anticodon if anticodon recognition domain is deleted, thus losing anticodon specificity while maintaining aminoacylation ability. '''We have built the truncated MetRS, PT7-''metG''N (BBa_K567015), based on this design. ''']] | [[image:11SJTU-MetRS.jpg|frame|center|fig. This design is based on the crystal structure of methionyl-tRNA synthetase complex with tRNA (PDB ID:2CSX). We have superimposed the crystal structure of methionyl-tRNA synthetase from ''E.coli'' and obtained the overlay structure after kinetics optimization. Above is the picture showing ''E.coli'' methionyl-tRNA synthetase with (left) and without (right) anticodon recognition domain. The picture proposed that ''E.coli'' methionyl-tRNA synthetase will lose the ability to bind tRNA<sup>Met</sup> anticodon if anticodon recognition domain is deleted, thus losing anticodon specificity while maintaining aminoacylation ability. '''We have built the truncated MetRS, PT7-''metG''N (BBa_K567015), based on this design. ''']] | ||
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+ | When this part, ''metY''-CGA (BBa_K567016) and KanaR (BBa_K567020) are co-transformed into the cell, the cell is expected to survive Kana. We tested the activity of the truncated MetRS PT7-''metG''N (BBa_K567015)and found that the truncated MetRS acted as expected, losing specificity for tRNA<sup>Met</sup> anticodon while maintaining aminoacylation ability. | ||
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+ | [[image:11SJTU-initial_codon_result.jpg|frame|center|fig. Growth of ER2566 with a. ''metG''N + ''metY''-CGA, b. ''metG''M + ''metY''-CGA, c. + ''metG''N, d. + ''metG''M. Growth medium (left): LB Kana+Tet. Growth medium (right): LB Kana.]] | ||
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+ | Cell growth shows that the cells show Kana resistance only when both modified MetRS (''metG''N or ''metG''M) and modified tRNA<sup>Met</sup>(''metY''-CGA) are transformed into the cell, proving that ''metG''N works well. | ||
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Construction of BBa_K567015
Rational design of MetRS: we have obtained a truncated MetRS without anticodon recognition domain. The structure of the truncated protein is shown below. This modified MetRS can charge tRNAMet without recognizing its anticodon.
Characterization of BBa_K567015
When this part, metY-CGA (BBa_K567016) and KanaR (BBa_K567020) are co-transformed into the cell, the cell is expected to survive Kana. We tested the activity of the truncated MetRS PT7-metGN (BBa_K567015)and found that the truncated MetRS acted as expected, losing specificity for tRNAMet anticodon while maintaining aminoacylation ability.
Cell growth shows that the cells show Kana resistance only when both modified MetRS (metGN or metGM) and modified tRNAMet(metY-CGA) are transformed into the cell, proving that metGN works well.
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