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	<p align="center" id="legend">Figure 1:The KillerRed protein absorption (left peak) and emission (right peak) spectra<br>		<p align="center" id="legend">Figure 1:The KillerRed protein absorption (left peak) and emission (right peak) spectra<br>
	Source: <a href="http://www.evrogen.com/products/KillerRed/KillerRed_Detailed_description.shtml">Detailed KillerRed description from Evrogen</a><br><br></p>		Source: <a href="http://www.evrogen.com/products/KillerRed/KillerRed_Detailed_description.shtml">Detailed KillerRed description from Evrogen</a><br><br></p>
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		+	Note that the information characterising this part was made with BBa_K1141001, which has the same sequence except for an additional Eco RI site between the Promoter and RBS. The vector for BBa_K1141001 is a high copy plasmid like pSB1C3 with ac col1 as duplication origin. KillerRed made by this biobrick dimerizes and isn't suitable for protein fusions.
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		+	We are currently awaiting sequencing results for the biobrick as of 04/10/2013.
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		+	Below is a SDS-PAGE gel showing purification of the protein, visible near the 31 kDa mark on the molecular weight ladder (figure 2):
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		+	<p align="center"><img src="https://static.igem.org/mediawiki/2013/6/6f/KR_SDS_Purification.JPG" alt="KR SDS-PAGE purification gel" width="500px"></p>
		+	<p align="center" id="legend">Figure 2:KillerRed as can be obtained on an SDS-PAGE gel after purification. The protein stain can be clearly seen at the 31 kDa mark.<br>
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−	Note that the information characterising this part was made with BBa_K1141001, which has the same sequence except for an additional Eco RI site between the Promoter and RBS. The vector for BBa_K1141001 is a high copy plasmid like pSB1C3 with ac col1 as duplication origin.
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Plac-RBS-KillerRed (IPTG-inducible)

KillerRed is a red fluorescent protein which produces ROS under green illumination (roughly 500-600 nm, absorption peak at 535 nm). This biobrick allows production of KillerRed under the control of the PLAC promoter (In this construction, actually a T5 phage promoter preceded by two lac operators for strong repression in presence of LacI).With this biobrick the production of KillerRed is IPTG-inducible. We used this part to trigger cell death in response to light illumination for controlling cell density in the Talk'E.coli project of Grenoble-EMSE-LSU 2013. KillerRed is a red fluorescent protein with Absorption in the green portion and emission in the red portion of the visible spectrum (figure 1):

Figure 1:The KillerRed protein absorption (left peak) and emission (right peak) spectra
Source: Detailed KillerRed description from Evrogen

Note that the information characterising this part was made with BBa_K1141001, which has the same sequence except for an additional Eco RI site between the Promoter and RBS. The vector for BBa_K1141001 is a high copy plasmid like pSB1C3 with ac col1 as duplication origin. KillerRed made by this biobrick dimerizes and isn't suitable for protein fusions. We are currently awaiting sequencing results for the biobrick as of 04/10/2013.

Below is a SDS-PAGE gel showing purification of the protein, visible near the 31 kDa mark on the molecular weight ladder (figure 2):

Figure 2:KillerRed as can be obtained on an SDS-PAGE gel after purification. The protein stain can be clearly seen at the 31 kDa mark.

Sequence and Features