Team:LMU-Munich/TEV-System/Functional Principle
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- | If the plasmid has been incorporated by the cell, both protein complexes should be synthesized. | + | If one has the Cellline which is stable transformed with TetinduciblePromoter+TEVrecognition+Ndegron+SF3B+bak one can transform these cells with the Construct containing the Protein of interest. |
- | Both protein-complexes are supposed to attach because p14* and | + | If the plasmid has been incorporated by the cell, both protein complexes should be synthesized when the Tet inducible Promoter is induzed by doxycyclin. |
- | The TEV-protease is supposed to cut the recognition sites. Now the protein of interest (eGFP) is split apart and the N-terminus of the N-degron is uncovered. This is a signal for the cell to deplete the protein complex. So all protein should be destroyed except the protein of interest. | + | Both protein-complexes are supposed to attach because p14* and SF3B are interacting proteins. |
+ | The TEV-protease is supposed to cut the recognition sites. Now the protein of interest (eGFP) is split apart and the N-terminus of the N-degron is uncovered. This is a signal for the cell to deplete the protein complex including the deadly bak. So all protein should be destroyed except the protein of interest. | ||
If no plasmid has been incorporated, the cell will die because of Bak. | If no plasmid has been incorporated, the cell will die because of Bak. | ||
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