Part:BBa_K3735001
Coding sequence
SefA is a protein from Thaurea selenatis (a β-proteobacteria) with a size of 94.5kDa. In the process of degrading selenite, the decrease of selenite will cause the accumulation of Se0 in the cell, and SefA is the substance that wraps Se0 in Thaurea selenatis to forms SeNPs, and transport SeNPs out of the cell. But in Escherichia coli BL21, we found that SefA will only help form SeNPs and will not participate in transshipment. In our detection, we found that SeNPs are about 300nm, which is consistent with the result in the literature. In our concentration gradient experiments, we found that strains expressing more SefA grew better, which also proved that SefA can improve the resistance of bacteria to selenite at a certain extent.
Figure.1
SefA is a protein from Thaurea selenatis (a β-proteobacteria).During selenate respiration by Thauera selenatis, the reduction of selenate results in the formation of intracellular selenium (Se) deposits that are ultimately secreted as Se nanospheres. Studies have found that SefA is closely related to the deposition of elemental selenium. Then the gene was cloned and expressed in Escherichia coli. The gene sequence of this part was obtained from NCBI and its GenBank Accession number is: HQ380173.1.
Sequence and Features
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