Part:BBa_K2623021
Bacterial outer membrane protein A (OmpA) fused with SpyTag at its N-termini and GFP at its C-termin
Summary
This part is a relatively basic part designed to target the archaeal ribosomal protein protein L7Ae and then siRNA into outer-membrane vesicles (OMVs). Porin outer-membrane protein A, OmpA, is a kind of highly expressed transmembrane porin protein of E. coli and is therefore abundant in OMVs. We inserted SpyTag to its N-termini to bioconjugate with the SpyCather in the following parts. In order to test the efficiency of anchoring the OmpA-SpyTag (OmpA-ST) (see constructed parts BBa_K2623022, BBa_K2623024) in our circuit, we use GFP, BBa_I13401 as the reporter, because the fluorescence intensity is easier to be measured.
Usage and Biology
As mentioned above, SpyTag was constructed in order to anchore L7Ae to outer membrane through the bioconjugation of the SpyTag/SpyCatcher system. We also construct another form of BBa_K2623021 (NG1)-BBa_K2623023 (NG3). The only difference is that we inserted SpyTag to C-termini of OmpA protein (instead of the N-termi in NG1). Through the fluorescence intensity of GFP, we can compare and evaluate expression efficiency of SpyTag between the this part and NG3. Then the better one would be uesd to construct our final gene circuit.
Here are the gene circuits of NG1 and NG3
Sequence and Features
Assembly Compatibility:
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emission | 510 nm |
excitation | 478 nm |