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− | This part is the fusion of a photo-regulated protein Cry2, a green fluorescence protein mEGFP, and tandem repeats of SIM-SUMO as well as SIM. This part undergoes liquid-liquid phase separation in E. coli, forming green spherical liquid-like puncta. It can be used for light-induced recruitment of other clients into phase. The clients should be connected to the other photo-regulated CIB1 in another vector. Under 488nm laser stimulation, Cry2 and CIB1 will interact with each other, so that the clients will be recruited and enriched in the phase-separated droplets, and further regulation can be performed. | + | This part is the fusion of a photo-regulated protein Cry2, a green fluorescence protein mEGFP, and tandem repeats of SIM-SUMO as well as SIM. This part undergoes liquid-liquid phase separation in ''E. coli'', forming green spherical liquid-like puncta. It can be used for light-induced recruitment of other clients into phase. The clients should be connected to the other photo-regulated CIB1 in another vector. Under 488nm laser stimulation, Cry2 and CIB1 will interact with each other, so that the clients will be recruited and enriched in the phase-separated droplets, and further regulation can be performed. |
===Phase separation=== | ===Phase separation=== | ||
− | We first expressed the | + | We first expressed the (SIM-SUMO)3-SUMO3-GFP-Cry2 in ''E. coli'' and observe it using confocal microscopy. Spherical green droplets indicating phase separation were observed ('''Figure 1''') in ''E.coli''. |
− | [[File: | + | [[File:Screen Shot 2019-10-20 at 16.50.57.png|thumb|none|200px|Figure_1]] |
===Light stimulation=== | ===Light stimulation=== | ||
− | [[File: | + | [[File:(SIMSUMO)3-SUMO3-GFP-cry2.png|200px|thumb|right|Figure_2A]] |
− | E. coli transformed with (SIM-SUMO)3-SUMO3-GFP-Cry2(BBa K2980014) and CIB1- | + | ''E. coli'' transformed with (SIM-SUMO)3-SUMO3-GFP-Cry2 ([[Part:BBa K2980014]]) and CIB1-mCherry ([[Part:BBa_K2980015]]) are placed under confocal microscope. Since 488 nm laser, which is used to stimulate GFP, can also lead to bound of CIB1 and Cry2. At 0 second, Cry2-mCherry is almost smear in the cell. Yet, after stimulation, it is recruited to the spherical droplets formed by (SIM-SUMO)3-SUMO3-GFP-Cry2. The screen shots below show the distribution of mCherry before and after 488 nm laser stimulation as well as the location of GFP signal on the right. ('''Figure 2B, C''') |
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Latest revision as of 11:07, 20 October 2019
(SIM-SUMO)3-SUMO3-mEGFP-Cry2
This part is the fusion of a photo-regulated protein Cry2, a green fluorescence protein mEGFP, and tandem repeats of SIM-SUMO as well as SIM. This part undergoes liquid-liquid phase separation in E. coli, forming green spherical liquid-like puncta. It can be used for light-induced recruitment of other clients into phase. The clients should be connected to the other photo-regulated CIB1 in another vector. Under 488nm laser stimulation, Cry2 and CIB1 will interact with each other, so that the clients will be recruited and enriched in the phase-separated droplets, and further regulation can be performed.
Phase separation
We first expressed the (SIM-SUMO)3-SUMO3-GFP-Cry2 in E. coli and observe it using confocal microscopy. Spherical green droplets indicating phase separation were observed (Figure 1) in E.coli.
Light stimulation
E. coli transformed with (SIM-SUMO)3-SUMO3-GFP-Cry2 (Part:BBa K2980014) and CIB1-mCherry (Part:BBa_K2980015) are placed under confocal microscope. Since 488 nm laser, which is used to stimulate GFP, can also lead to bound of CIB1 and Cry2. At 0 second, Cry2-mCherry is almost smear in the cell. Yet, after stimulation, it is recruited to the spherical droplets formed by (SIM-SUMO)3-SUMO3-GFP-Cry2. The screen shots below show the distribution of mCherry before and after 488 nm laser stimulation as well as the location of GFP signal on the right. (Figure 2B, C)
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