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Fluorescence and absorbance
To verify eforReds absorbance and emission, the construct was heat shocked into Escherichia coli, using the strain BL21 (DE3), and grown in a Falcon tube O.N. in 37 °C at 25 µg/mL chloramphenicol. Cotton plugs was used as corks for the Falcon tube. The bacterial solution was compared to a negative control with only BL21 (DE3)(Figure 1, left side) which showed the red color of eforRed in a bacterial solution. Thereafter, the eforRed expressing bacteria was centrifuged at 12 000 g for 10 minutes which displayed a burgundy colour (Figure 1, top-right corner). The pellet was also placed on an UV-table emitting light at 302 nm (Figure 1, down-right corner) and exhibited a pink glowing colour. These experiments verifies eforRed fluorescent effect as well as its absorbance in white light.
Further characterization was performed in order to demonstrate the absorbance and fluorescence of eforRed. BL21 (DE3) containing pCons-eforRed were spread on a petri dish containing 25 µg/ml chloramphenicol and was photographed in white light and on an UV-table emitting 302 nm (Figure 2). The results were the same as above, in white light (Figure 2, right) the cultures had a burgundy color and on the UV-table the eforRed expressing bacteria exhibited a pink glowing colour (Figure 2, left).
Oxygen dependency To test the oxygen dependency of the protein production of eforRed in BL21 (DE3), the bacteria containing pCons-eforRed was grown O.N. to 2 OD600 and diluted to 0.49 OD600 with LB-miller. The bacteria was placed in a 96-well plate in replicates of 4 with 200 µL in each well. The oxygen access was varied by piercing different numbers of holes (0, 1, 2, 3 and 4) in the plastic film of the 96-well plate. A spectrometry experiment was conducted measuring the fluorescence (excitation 589, emission 609) in 37 °C for 24 hours and the experiment (Figure 3) showed that the access to oxygen effects the folding of eforRed and that 4 holes gave the highest yield.
Molecular weight
A study of the molecular weight of pCons eforRed expressed in E.coli BL21 (DE3) was done by sonicating the cells and performing a SDS-PAGE electrophoresis on the lysate (Figure 4.). Biorads "Precision Plus Protein Dual Color Standards" was used as the protein ladder in the electrophoresis.
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