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− | The dimerization-dependent red fluorescent protein-B1(ddRFP-B1) is a variant of the dimeric Tomato. | + | The dimerization-dependent red fluorescent protein-B1(ddRFP-B1) is a variant of the dimeric Tomato. ddRFP-B1 is a monomer protein of the red fluorescent protein heterodimer, with a size of 26.4kDa, which is a dTomato-derived partner capable of forming dimers with ddRFP-A1. ddRFP-A1 interacts with ddRFP-B1 with a Kd of 33 μM, and, therefore, the heterodimers can exist primarily in a free state at cytoplasmic concentrations sufficient for live cell imaging. ddRFP-B1 does not form a chromatography group and exhibits no fluorescence in the monomeric state. |
− | + | ddRFP-A1 can form a heterodimer with ddRFP-B1, increasing the fluorescence intensity ten times more than the dissociation state. The use of ddRFP-A1B1 has been demonstrated in three applications, including the detection of a protein-protein interaction in vitro, imaging of the reversible Ca<sup>2+</sup>-dependent association of calmodulin, M13 in live cells, and imaging of caspase-3 activity during apoptosis. | |
+ | We connected ddRFP-A1 and ddRFP-B1 by a flexible linker(3*GGGGS) to verify the feasicility of ddRFP-A1 and ddRFP-B1. Following overnight incubation at 37℃, we can see the bright red fluorescence (Fig.1). In this case, we chose ddRFP-A1 and ddRFP-B1 as our report device. | ||
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+ | <p style="text-align: center!important;"><b>Fig. 1. Fluorescence image of <em> E. coli</em> expressing ddRFPA1-ddRFPB1 and control.</b></p> | ||
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Latest revision as of 14:13, 13 October 2022
dimerization-dependent red fluorescent protein-B1(ddRFP-B1)
The dimerization-dependent red fluorescent protein-B1(ddRFP-B1) is a variant of the dimeric Tomato. ddRFP-B1 is a monomer protein of the red fluorescent protein heterodimer, with a size of 26.4kDa, which is a dTomato-derived partner capable of forming dimers with ddRFP-A1. ddRFP-A1 interacts with ddRFP-B1 with a Kd of 33 μM, and, therefore, the heterodimers can exist primarily in a free state at cytoplasmic concentrations sufficient for live cell imaging. ddRFP-B1 does not form a chromatography group and exhibits no fluorescence in the monomeric state.
ddRFP-A1 can form a heterodimer with ddRFP-B1, increasing the fluorescence intensity ten times more than the dissociation state. The use of ddRFP-A1B1 has been demonstrated in three applications, including the detection of a protein-protein interaction in vitro, imaging of the reversible Ca2+-dependent association of calmodulin, M13 in live cells, and imaging of caspase-3 activity during apoptosis.
We connected ddRFP-A1 and ddRFP-B1 by a flexible linker(3*GGGGS) to verify the feasicility of ddRFP-A1 and ddRFP-B1. Following overnight incubation at 37℃, we can see the bright red fluorescence (Fig.1). In this case, we chose ddRFP-A1 and ddRFP-B1 as our report device.
Fig. 1. Fluorescence image of E. coli expressing ddRFPA1-ddRFPB1 and control.
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