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− | This is a modification of the AmilCP part from the Uppsala 2011 team | + | This is a modification of the AmilCP part from the Uppsala 2011 team [[Part:BBa_K592009|BBa_K592009]]. It has a 6x His-tag attached to the C-terminal end of the protein |
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− | We aimed to improve the amilCP part from the distribution kit by adding a 6x his-tag to the C-terminal end of the chromoprotein. By doing this, it would theoretically be possible to purify both the amilCP part, and composite parts based on the his-tagged amilCP, using affinity chromatography. | + | We aimed to improve the amilCP part from the distribution kit by adding a 6x his-tag to the C-terminal end of the chromoprotein. |
+ | By doing this, it would theoretically be possible to purify both the amilCP part, and composite parts based on the his-tagged amilCP, using affinity chromatography. | ||
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+ | <img src="https://static.igem.org/mediawiki/2017/8/88/T--DTU-Denmark--results-amilcp-assembly-16a.png" height="300"> | ||
+ | <img src="https://static.igem.org/mediawiki/2017/e/ed/T--DTU-Denmark--results-amilcp-assembly-16b.png" height="300"> | ||
+ | <figcaption>Figure 1: The picture to the left is of amilCP with His-tag spun down in LB media. <br> | ||
+ | The picture to the right is a picture of amilCP with His-tag after the lysis procedure by sonication. </figcaption> | ||
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It is clear that the expression of the blue/purple color is very strong. In conclusion the amilCP has been successfully modified by adding a His-tag without compromising the protein. | It is clear that the expression of the blue/purple color is very strong. In conclusion the amilCP has been successfully modified by adding a His-tag without compromising the protein. | ||
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To test whether the amilCP with His-tag worked as expected, we purified two solutions of amilCP; one with His-tagged amilCP, and one with just amilCP. | To test whether the amilCP with His-tag worked as expected, we purified two solutions of amilCP; one with His-tagged amilCP, and one with just amilCP. | ||
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− | Figure | + | <figcaption>Figure 2: Comparison of how amilCP with or without His-tag is purified. The data used graph is from the samples with the highest amount of sample loading (5 times). The absorbance was measured at 588 nm. </figcaption> |
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From these results we can conclude that our his-tag purification of amilCP has worked. | From these results we can conclude that our his-tag purification of amilCP has worked. |
Latest revision as of 00:39, 2 November 2017
AmilCP with 6x His-tag
This is a modification of the AmilCP part from the Uppsala 2011 team BBa_K592009. It has a 6x His-tag attached to the C-terminal end of the protein
Sequence and Features
- 10COMPATIBLE WITH RFC[10]
- 12COMPATIBLE WITH RFC[12]
- 21COMPATIBLE WITH RFC[21]
- 23COMPATIBLE WITH RFC[23]
- 25COMPATIBLE WITH RFC[25]
- 1000COMPATIBLE WITH RFC[1000]
Results of experiments
We aimed to improve the amilCP part from the distribution kit by adding a 6x his-tag to the C-terminal end of the chromoprotein. By doing this, it would theoretically be possible to purify both the amilCP part, and composite parts based on the his-tagged amilCP, using affinity chromatography.
It is clear that the expression of the blue/purple color is very strong. In conclusion the amilCP has been successfully modified by adding a His-tag without compromising the protein.
To test whether the amilCP with His-tag worked as expected, we purified two solutions of amilCP; one with His-tagged amilCP, and one with just amilCP.
From these results we can conclude that our his-tag purification of amilCP has worked.