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Revision as of 23:51, 3 September 2013
TALEs
Transcription Activator Like Effector (TALE)s are naturally occurring proteins that bind to DNA. These proteins are found in Xanthomonas bacteria, a plant pathogen, and originally serve as a pathogenic factor. However recently we have discovered the modular property of TALEs which make them particularly amenable to genetic engineering and customization.
We have engineered a TALE that binds to the shiga toxin II gene, Stx2 in E. coli and other entero-haemorrhagic bacteria.
To learn more about the design consideration of the TALEs click here
For characterization data on E. coli click here
