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Characterization of recombinant effector proteins

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Table 1:

Investigated Proteins

Protein BioBrick RFC Affinity tag Size [kDa] Disulphid bridges comment
Eryhtromycin Esterase <partinfo>BBa_E0040</partinfo> RFC25 c-term. Streptag II
Laccase <partinfo>BBa_E0040</partinfo> RFC25 c-term. Streptag II
Nano Luciferase <partinfo>BBa_E0040</partinfo> RFC25 c-term. Streptag II
XylE


Eryhtromycin Esterase

[...] description [...] reaction [...] production


Protein data table for BioBrick BBa_ automatically created by the BioBrick-AutoAnnotator version 1.0
Nucleotide sequence in RFC 25, so ATGGCCGGC and ACCGGT were added (in italics) to the 5' and 3' ends: (underlined part encodes the protein)
 ATGGCCGGCAGGTTCGAA ... GTTTATGAAACCGGT
 ORF from nucleotide position -8 to 1260 (excluding stop-codon)
Amino acid sequence: (RFC25 scars in shown in bold, other sequence features underlined; both given below)
MAGRFEEWVKDKHIPFKLNHPDDNYDDFKPLRKIIGDTRVVALGENSHFIKEFFLLRHTLLRFFIEDLGFTTFAFEFGFAEGQIINNWIHGQGTDDEIGR
101 FLKHFYYPEELKTTFLWLREYNKAAKEKITFLGIDIPRNGGSYLPNMEIVHDFFRTADKEALHIIDDAFNIAKKIDYFSTSQAALNLHELTDSEKCRLTS
201 QLARVKVRLEAMAPIHIEKYGIDKYETILHYANGMIYLDYNIQAMSGFISGGGMQGDMGAKDKYMADSVLWHLKNPQSEQKVIVVAHNAHIQKTPILYDG
301 FLSCLPMGQRLKNAIGDDYMSLGITSYSGHTAALYPEVDTKYGFRVDNFQLQEPNEGSVEKAISGCGVTNSFVFFRNIPEDLQSIPNMIRFDSIYMKAEL
401 EKAFDGIFQIEKSSVSEVVYETG*
Sequence features: (with their position in the amino acid sequence, see the list of supported features)
None of the supported features appeared in the sequence
Amino acid composition:
Ala (A)27 (6.4%)
Arg (R)16 (3.8%)
Asn (N)20 (4.7%)
Asp (D)29 (6.9%)
Cys (C)3 (0.7%)
Gln (Q)14 (3.3%)
Glu (E)30 (7.1%)
Gly (G)31 (7.3%)
His (H)15 (3.5%)
Ile (I)36 (8.5%)
Leu (L)34 (8.0%)
Lys (K)29 (6.9%)
Met (M)12 (2.8%)
Phe (F)31 (7.3%)
Pro (P)14 (3.3%)
Ser (S)22 (5.2%)
Thr (T)19 (4.5%)
Trp (W)4 (0.9%)
Tyr (Y)19 (4.5%)
Val (V)18 (4.3%)
Amino acid counting
Total number:423
Positively charged (Arg+Lys):45 (10.6%)
Negatively charged (Asp+Glu):59 (13.9%)
Aromatic (Phe+His+Try+Tyr):69 (16.3%)
Biochemical parameters
Atomic composition:C2204H3348N568O636S15
Molecular mass [Da]:48459.2
Theoretical pI:5.55
Extinction coefficient at 280 nm [M-1 cm-1]:50310 / 50498 (all Cys red/ox)
Codon usage
Organism:E. coliB. subtilisS. cerevisiaeA. thalianaP. patensMammals
Codon quality (CAI):good (0.74)good (0.77)good (0.75)good (0.80)good (0.76)good (0.66)
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Analytical präparation

[...] Characterization

Laccase

[...] description [...] reaction [...] production


Protein data table for BioBrick BBa_ automatically created by the BioBrick-AutoAnnotator version 1.0
Nucleotide sequence in RFC 25, so ATGGCCGGC and ACCGGT were added (in italics) to the 5' and 3' ends: (underlined part encodes the protein)
 ATGGCCGGCAACCTAGAA ... GATATCATCACCGGT
 ORF from nucleotide position -8 to 1530 (excluding stop-codon)
Amino acid sequence: (RFC25 scars in shown in bold, other sequence features underlined; both given below)
MAGNLEKFVDELPIPEVAKPVKKNPKQTYYEIAMEEVFLKVHRDLPPTKLWTYNGSLPGPTIHANRNEKVKVKWMNKLPLKHFLPVDHTIHEGHHDEPEV
101 KTVVHLHGGVTPASSDGYPEAWFSRDFEATGPFFEREVYEYPNHQQACTLWYHDHAMALTRLNVYAGLAGFYLISDAFEKSLELPKGEYDIPLMIMDRTF
201 QEDGALFYPSRPNNTPEDSDIPDPSIVPFFCGETILVNGKVWPYLEVEPRKYRFRILNASNTRTYELHLDNDATILQIGSDGGFLPRPVHHQSFSIAPAE
301 RFDVIIDFSAYENKTITLKNKAGCGQEVNPETDANIMQFKVTRPLKGRAPKTLRPIFKPLPPLRPCRADKERTLTLTGTQDKYGRPILLLDNQFWNDPVT
401 ENPRLGSVEVWSIVNPTRGTHPIHLHLVQFRVIDRRPFDTEVYQSTGDIVYTGPNEAPPLHEQGYKDTIQAHAGEVIRIIARFVPYSGRYVWHCHILEHE
501 DYDMMRPMDIITG*
Sequence features: (with their position in the amino acid sequence, see the list of supported features)
RFC25 scar (shown in bold): 130 to 131
Amino acid composition:
Ala (A)27 (5.3%)
Arg (R)29 (5.7%)
Asn (N)23 (4.5%)
Asp (D)31 (6.0%)
Cys (C)5 (1.0%)
Gln (Q)14 (2.7%)
Glu (E)37 (7.2%)
Gly (G)30 (5.8%)
His (H)23 (4.5%)
Ile (I)31 (6.0%)
Leu (L)41 (8.0%)
Lys (K)27 (5.3%)
Met (M)10 (1.9%)
Phe (F)24 (4.7%)
Pro (P)47 (9.2%)
Ser (S)18 (3.5%)
Thr (T)33 (6.4%)
Trp (W)8 (1.6%)
Tyr (Y)22 (4.3%)
Val (V)33 (6.4%)
Amino acid counting
Total number:513
Positively charged (Arg+Lys):56 (10.9%)
Negatively charged (Asp+Glu):68 (13.3%)
Aromatic (Phe+His+Try+Tyr):77 (15.0%)
Biochemical parameters
Atomic composition:C2671H4072N718O760S15
Molecular mass [Da]:58883.0
Theoretical pI:6.03
Extinction coefficient at 280 nm [M-1 cm-1]:76780 / 77093 (all Cys red/ox)
Codon usage
Organism:E. coliB. subtilisS. cerevisiaeA. thalianaP. patensMammals
Codon quality (CAI):good (0.72)good (0.75)good (0.68)good (0.74)good (0.77)good (0.67)
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Analytical präparation

[...] Characterization

Nano Luciferase

[...] description [...] reaction [...] production

Analytical präparation

[...] Characterization



XylE

[...] description [...] reaction [...] production

Analytical präparation

[...] Characterization




DDT-Dehydrochlorinase

[...] description [...] reaction [...] production

Analytical präparation

[...] Characterization




SpyCatcher & SpyTag

[...] description [...] reaction [...] production

Analytical präparation

[...] Characterization

References:

http://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pubmed/6327079 Edens et al., 1984

  1. http://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pubmed/6327079 Edens et al., 1984 Edens, L., Bom, I., Ledeboer, A. M., Maat, J., Toonen, M. Y., Visser, C., and Verrips, C. T. (1984). Synthesis and processing of the plant protein thaumatin in yeast. Cell, 37(2):629–33.
  2. http://udel.edu/~gshriver/pdf/Pimenteletal1997.pdf Pmentel et al., 1997 Pimentel, D., Wilson, C., McCullum, C., Huang, R., Dwen, P., Flack, J. Tran, Q., Saltman, T., Cliff, T. (1997). Economic and environmental benefits of biodiversity. BioScience, Vol. 47, No. 11., pp. 747-757.