Difference between revisions of "Part:BBa K2306003"

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Secretory-abundant heat soluble protein 33020 (SAHS 33020)

This Biobrick features the gene sequence that encodes for the production of the tardigrade intrinsically disordered protein (TDP) "SAHS 33020". This is one of the several heat soluble proteins found in the tardigrades responsible for the ability of these microscopic animals to survive in the harshest conditions. Upon desiccation, tardigrade proteins form a glass matrix capable of protecting other fragile biological components. Therefore, this tardigrade protein can be combined with other perishable biological material (e.g. proteins) to increase its stability against dehydration or even enable the possibility of stabilizing material with just a previous drying step.

Sequence and Features

Assembly Compatibility:

10
COMPATIBLE WITH RFC[10]
12
COMPATIBLE WITH RFC[12]
21
COMPATIBLE WITH RFC[21]
23
COMPATIBLE WITH RFC[23]
25
COMPATIBLE WITH RFC[25]
1000
INCOMPATIBLE WITH RFC[1000]
Illegal BsaI site found at 117

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-This Biobrick features the gene sequence that encodes for the production of the tardigrade intrisically disordered protein (TDP) "SAHS 68234". This is one of the several heat soluble proteins found in the tardigrades capable of protecting other fragile biological parts upon desiccation by generating a crystal matrix. Therefore, this tardigrade protein can be combined with other perishable biological material (e.g. proteins) to increase its stability after dehydration.
+This Biobrick features the gene sequence that encodes for the production of the tardigrade intrinsically disordered protein (TDP) "SAHS 33020". This is one of the several heat soluble proteins found in the tardigrades responsible for the ability of these microscopic animals to survive in the harshest conditions. Upon desiccation, tardigrade proteins form a glass matrix capable of protecting other fragile biological components. Therefore, this tardigrade protein can be combined with other perishable biological material (e.g. proteins) to increase its stability against dehydration or even enable the possibility of stabilizing material with just a previous drying step.
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