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The following gel image shows that PdomMRNAr1.2-08705.1 (nicknamed C2) was successfully purified with the chitin magnetic beads, suggesting that it exhibits chitin-binding activity. Pending cellulose-binding and waterproofing assays, C2 is a candidate for waterproofing both fungal mycelium and bacterial cellulose.
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[[File:SBSiGEM2014_Wasp_Protein_Gel_Chitin.png|500px|thumb|center|<b>Figure 2.</b> C1 and C2 (PdomMRNAr1.2-08705.1) after chitin magnetic bead purification. C2 was successfully purified with chitin magnetic beads, suggesting that it this protein has functional chitin-binding domains as predicted by PSI-BLAST.]]

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The following gel image shows that PdomMRNAr1.2-08705.1 (nicknamed C2) was successfully purified with the chitin magnetic beads, suggesting that it exhibits chitin-binding activity. Pending cellulose-binding and waterproofing assays, C2 is a candidate for waterproofing both fungal mycelium and bacterial cellulose.

Figure 2. C1 and C2 (PdomMRNAr1.2-08705.1) after chitin magnetic bead purification. C2 was successfully purified with chitin magnetic beads, suggesting that it this protein has functional chitin-binding domains as predicted by PSI-BLAST.