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Ptagrfp n1

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PTagRFP-N1 is a fluorescent protein derived from the sea anemone Entacmaea quadricolor. It exhibits red fluorescence and can be used as a reporter or fusion tag in various biological applications.

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Generating Plasmid Constructs for Inducible Gene Expression

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To generate PB-TRE3G-OKS and PB-TRE3G-c-Myc, pTRE3G-IRES (Clontech) was amplified by PCR and cloned into PB-hCMV*1-cHApA [27] (link), [28] (link) to yield PB-TRE3G-cHApA, and then inserts from PB-TET-OKS [8] (link), [29] (link) and PB-TET-c-Myc were introduced into PB-TRE3G-cHApA. To generate PB-(CAG-Tet3G; EOS-C(3+)-EGFP-IRES-puro), inserts from pCMV-Tet3G (Clontech) and PB-EOS-C(3+)-EiP [8] (link), [9] (link) were cloned into PB-CAG-rtTA_Adv [8] (link), [29] (link). To generate PB-(CAG-TagRFP-IRES-hyg; Acr-EGFP), inserts from pAcr3-EGFP [11] (link) was introduced into empty PB vector, and the resultant vector (PB-Acr-EGFP) was amplified by PCR and introduced into PB-CAG-cHA-IRES-hyg to yield PB-(CAG-cHA-IRES-hyg; Acr-EGFP); next, an insert from pTagRFP-N1 (Evrogen) was introduced into PB-(CAG-cHA-IRES-hyg; Acr-EGFP). To generate pCAG-hyPBase, pCMV-hyPBase [18] (link) was cloned into blunt-ended pCAGGS [10] (link). Primer sequences are shown in Table S1.
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Plasmid Construct Cloning Protocols

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Construction of the PB-TET-OKS and PB-TET-c-Myc vectors was described in previous reports [26] (link)–[28] (link). To construct PB-(CAG-rtTA_Adv; EOS-C(3+)-EGFP-IRES-puro), an insert from PB-EOS-C(3+)-EiP [26] (link), [29] (link) was introduced into PB-CAG-rtTA_Adv [26] (link), [28] (link). To construct PB-(CAG-TagRFP-IRES-hyg; Acr-EGFP), an insert from pAcr3-EGFP [30] (link) was introduced into the empty PB vector. The resultant vector (PB-Acr-EGFP) was amplified by PCR, the amplified DNA fragment was cloned into PB-CAG-cHA-IRES-hyg, and an insert from pTagRFP-N1 (Evrogen) was introduced into the resultant vector (PB-[CAG-cHA-IRES-hyg; Acr-EGFP]). To construct pCAG-hyPBase, an insert from pCMV-hyPBase [15] (link) was cloned into pCAGGS [31] (link). Primer sequences are shown in Table S1.
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Mammalian Protein Expression and Interaction Mapping

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To obtain CRMP2-ECFP and KIF3B-TagRFP mammalian expression vector plasmids, the respective full-length mouse cDNAs were ligated with pECFP-C1 (Clontech) and pTagRFP-N1 (Evrogen) vectors and prepared with an endotoxin-free plasmid DNA purification kit (MACHEREY-NAGEL).
For expression of the recombinant CRMP2 protein in E. coli, the CRMP2-pET-21b vector was constructed as previously described (Toyoshima et al., 2019) .
A miRNA-based mouse CRMP2 knockdown vector with the target sequence CATGATCATTGACCATGTTGT was designed and prepared using the BLOCK-iT RNAi Designer tool (Thermo Fisher Scientific) and the pcDNA6.2-GW/miR vector from a BLOCK-iT Pol II miR RNAi Expression Vector Kit (Thermo Fisher). The knockdown efficiency was verified by immunofluorescence microscopy.
For the yeast two-hybrid assays, mouse Kif3a (369-701 aa, 600-701 aa) and Kif3b (470-747 aa, 592-747 aa) cDNA fragments were amplified by PCR and ligated with the pGBKT7 vector (Takara Bio) to serve as the bait, and CRMP2 (1-249 aa, 312-572 aa) cDNA fragments were amplified by PCR and ligated with the pGADT7 vector (Takara Bio) to serve as the prey.
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