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==''' Cell-free synthesis of actin-like cytoskeleton filaments'''== | |||
The expression of the MreB-RFP fusion protein and RFP, both with an N-terminal His6 tag, using the cell-free expression system was verified by SDS-PAGE (Fig 7), indicating that our cassette was successful expressed in vitro. Both MreB and RFP protein are around 30 kDa in size. | The expression of the MreB-RFP fusion protein and RFP, both with an N-terminal His6 tag, using the cell-free expression system was verified by SDS-PAGE (Fig 7), indicating that our cassette was successful expressed in vitro. Both MreB and RFP protein are around 30 kDa in size. | ||
[[Image:Biomod tianjin results 01.png|center|600px|thumb|Fig 1.Results of fusion protein MreB-RFP expression in vitro. (A) SDS-PAGE (15%) of His6 tagged RFP and MreB-RFP proteins overexpressed using the cell-free expression system; (B) Reaction solution after the cell-free expression of MreB-RFP. Samples turning to pink can be detected by eye. ]] | [[Image:Biomod tianjin results 01.png|center|600px|thumb|Fig 1.Results of fusion protein MreB-RFP expression in vitro. (A) SDS-PAGE (15%) of His6 tagged RFP and MreB-RFP proteins overexpressed using the cell-free expression system; (B) Reaction solution after the cell-free expression of MreB-RFP. Samples turning to pink can be detected by eye. ]] | ||
=='''Cell-free expression in W/O/W microdroplets'''== | |||
Results from fluorescence micrograph and confocal micrograph supported the compatibility of double emulsions with cell-free expression of soluble and structural membrane-related proteins. | Results from fluorescence micrograph and confocal micrograph supported the compatibility of double emulsions with cell-free expression of soluble and structural membrane-related proteins. | ||
[[Image:Biomod tianjin results 0.png|center|600px|thumb|Fig 2. Cell-free protein expression in W/O/W. Fluorescence micrograph of a W/O/W during the expression of (a) RFP as a soluble protein in the protocell cytosol, and (b) MreB-RFP, which has portioned at the hydrophobic interface. Figure (c) shows a confocal micrograph (3um thick plane) of a W/O/W, 14 h after generation. The RFP-tagged MreB polymerized, forming aggregates localized to the oil-water interface. The image was created by forming the W/O/W droplets with 100 nM BODIPY dispersed in the oil phase and MreB-RFP in the segmented phase. Fluorescence was detected in separate channels. ]] | [[Image:Biomod tianjin results 0.png|center|600px|thumb|Fig 2. Cell-free protein expression in W/O/W. Fluorescence micrograph of a W/O/W during the expression of (a) RFP as a soluble protein in the protocell cytosol, and (b) MreB-RFP, which has portioned at the hydrophobic interface. Figure (c) shows a confocal micrograph (3um thick plane) of a W/O/W, 14 h after generation. The RFP-tagged MreB polymerized, forming aggregates localized to the oil-water interface. The image was created by forming the W/O/W droplets with 100 nM BODIPY dispersed in the oil phase and MreB-RFP in the segmented phase. Fluorescence was detected in separate channels. ]] |