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	<p style="text-align:left"><b>Figure.1</b> Illustrated schematic of the Si4 Binding Peptide binding with a silica microsphere.		<p style="text-align:left"><b>Figure.1</b> Illustrated schematic of the Si4 Binding Peptide binding with a silica microsphere.
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	This part was originally designed by the Leeds 2013 iGEM team to bind with silica microspheres, designed to act as pathogen surrogates, when presented on the exterior of the plasma membrane via fusion with Ice Nucleation Protein.		This part was originally designed by the Leeds 2013 iGEM team to bind with silica microspheres, designed to act as pathogen surrogates, when presented on the exterior of the plasma membrane via fusion with Ice Nucleation Protein.
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Silica binding peptide

Introduction

This BioBrick is a short peptide of 15 amino acids designed to act as a tag binding with high affinity to silica and silica-like particles. As a tag it can easily be added to the C-terminus of proteins using molecular biology techniques allowing the peptide to assist with purification or to serve other experimental processes related to silica binding.

Figure.1 Illustrated schematic of the Si4 Binding Peptide binding with a silica microsphere.

This part was originally designed by the Leeds 2013 iGEM team to bind with silica microspheres, designed to act as pathogen surrogates, when presented on the exterior of the plasma membrane via fusion with Ice Nucleation Protein.

Usage and Experimental Data

Sequence and Features