Part:BBa_K2328035
smURFP II + Linker A + RBS II + HO-1 II
Sequence and Features
- 10COMPATIBLE WITH RFC[10]
- 12COMPATIBLE WITH RFC[12]
- 21COMPATIBLE WITH RFC[21]
- 23COMPATIBLE WITH RFC[23]
- 25INCOMPATIBLE WITH RFC[25]Illegal AgeI site found at 279
- 1000COMPATIBLE WITH RFC[1000]
Usage
It’s a co-expression system. smURFP (small ultra-red FP) is an important part in our group. It is desirable for our in vivo imaging because with it molecule less light is scattered, absorbed, or re-emitted by endogenous biomolecules compared with cyan, green, yellow and orange FPs. smURFP can covalently attaches a biliverdin (BV) chromophore without a lyase, and has 642/670 nm excitation - emission peaks, a large extinction coefficient and quantum yield, and photostability comparable to that of eGFP. HO-1 is the gene of the precursor of biliverdin. HO-1 can use the materials of the E.coil to produce biliverdin. So we want to construct a plasmid which can both express the smURFP gene and HO1 gene. Through this contruction, we can achieve the co-expression in the E.coil. Both the smURFP and biliverdin are produced by E.coil, so they can connect directly within the E.coil to produce fluorescence under the wavelength of 642nm without to add BV additionally. Besides, smURFP I and HO-1 I are both the codon-optimized version for higher expression in host intestinal bacteria.
Biology
In order to produce fluoresce, smURFP must be combined with biliverdin (BV) .So one of our method is co-expression. Because the HO-1 needs to use oxygen to produce BV, it is adoptable in E.coil which is a kind of facultative anaerobic bacteria. And the HO-1 gene is from the Block Library. Through this contruction, we can achieve the co-expression in the E.coil. Both the smURFP and biliverdin are produced by E.coil, so they can connect directly within the E.coil to produce fluorescence under the wavelength of 642 nm.
Reference
[1] Rodriguez EA,Tran GN , Gross LA, et al. A far-red fluorescent protein evolved from a cyanobacterial phycobiliprotein .[J].NATURE METHODS,2016:763-769. [2] Dong Chen, Jason D Brown, Yukie Kawasaki, Jerry Bommer and Jon Y Takemoto. Scalable production of biliverdin IXα by Escherichia coli. [J].BMC Biotechnology, 2012.
| None |