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mVenus2 with N-terminal spyCatcher

mVenus2 (together with mTurqouise2,[BBa_K4229064]) was used as a reporter by fusing it with a SpyCatcher, enabling recruitment by the SpyTag. We used this fusion protein to test the functionality of our compartments: the minimal (BBa_K4229047) and full wiffleball (BBa_K4229049), and SPD5 (BBa_K4229078). All compartmentalisation proteins have an N-terminal SpyTag. For experimental data please refer to the data listed in Biobrick BBa_K4229066.

Principle of catching proteins via Spy/Snp-Catcher by T1 and their incorporation into the BMCs, illustrated as an example of incorporating mVenus in the full wiffleball

Sequence and Features

Assembly Compatibility:

10
COMPATIBLE WITH RFC[10]
12
COMPATIBLE WITH RFC[12]
21
INCOMPATIBLE WITH RFC[21]
Illegal XhoI site found at 982
23
COMPATIBLE WITH RFC[23]
25
INCOMPATIBLE WITH RFC[25]
Illegal AgeI site found at 415
1000
COMPATIBLE WITH RFC[1000]

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−	mVenus2 is with mTurqouise2(BBa_K4229064) ~~one of our~~ reporter ~~genes,~~ with ~~which we tested~~ the ~~building and catching~~ of the minimal(BBa_K4229047) and full wiffleball(BBa_K4229049) and SPD5 (BBa_K4229078). ~~It has the spyCatcher fused on the~~ N-terminal ~~of the protein to make it recruitable inside those compartments~~. For experimental data ~~look into~~ Biobrick BBa_K4229066.	+	mVenus2 (together with mTurqouise2,[BBa_K4229064]) was used as a reporter by fusing it with a SpyCatcher, enabling recruitment by the SpyTag. We used this fusion protein to test the functionality of our compartments: the minimal (BBa_K4229047) and full wiffleball (BBa_K4229049), and SPD5 (BBa_K4229078). All compartmentalisation proteins have an N-terminal SpyTag. For experimental data please refer to the data listed in Biobrick BBa_K4229066.
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