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Results / Cloning the Shipping Vectors
We wanted to contribute useful Biobricks to the iGEM Parts Registry and thus cloned our important constructs into the iGEM pSB1C3 standard vector. In accordance with classical cloning, we amplified our sequences of interest, cleaved them with restriction endonucleases generating the same single-stranded overhangs as for the final vector backbone and ligated both parts finally. After the ligation products were transferred into E.coli and analyzed via colony PCR, the resulted plasmids were isolated and sent to the iGEM Headquater.
Labwork
As bacterial host for the heterologous T4MBP production we chose Origami2 cells to work with. This E. coli strain expresses huge amounts of cytosolic disulfide isomerase and thus raises the disulfide bond formation for recombinant proteins. Furthermore, to improve the quality of proteins, we lowered the expression temperatures to 16 °C.
E.coli based Expression
- Cloning the metal-binding-sequences into the pASK plasmid
- Heterologous Expression of T4MBP.
- Lysis of bacteria cells and protein precipitation by TCA.
- Analysis by SDS-PAGE.
- Transfer of separated proteins onto a PVDF membrane and an immunostaining by an anti-6xHistidine-tag antibody.