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| - | To enable protein degradation we decided | + | To enable protein degradation we decided to use the ClpXP protease system which allows specific degradation |
of proteins, is highly conserved and well established. | of proteins, is highly conserved and well established. | ||
| - | + | To make the the protein degradation light dependent, we then compared several systems to finally find the one that was best for our intended purpose. Moreover, we created a comprehensive overview of all systems allowing artificially light control so everyone can | |
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Introduction
To enable protein degradation we decided to use the ClpXP protease system which allows specific degradation
of proteins, is highly conserved and well established.
To make the the protein degradation light dependent, we then compared several systems to finally find the one that was best for our intended purpose. Moreover, we created a comprehensive overview of all systems allowing artificially light control so everyone can
easily choose the optimal system for his approach.
