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Phd dsred

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The PHD-DsRed is a lab equipment product that functions as a fluorescent protein. It is derived from the Discosoma red fluorescent protein (DsRed).

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5 protocols using phd dsred

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Generating Myc-tagged Nephrin in Drosophila

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For generation of genomic Myc-nephrin, we targeted the second exon of sns using using pCFD3 (#49410; Addgene, target sequence: AGTGCCAGGTGGGACCGGCT). A homology-directed repair template was assembled by a step-wise amplification of homologies upstream and downstream of the second exon of fly nephrin (sns) using a vector from the BACPAC library that covered the sns locus. A Myc sequence was inserted directly adjacent to the target’s (mutated) PAM. DsRed cDNA under P3 promoter flanked by loxP sites was derived from pHD-DsRed (Addgene plasmid #51434) and placed into the flanking intron that preceded the downstream homology. Twelve synonymous changes were introduced between Myc and the exon boundary to avoid alignment in the interjacent section. A mixture of both plasmids was injected into flies expressing Cas9 under nos regulatory sequences (#54591; BDSC) by BestGene. CRISPR-edited lines were identified by the presence of DsRed eye fluorescence and the DsRed marker was removed by crossing to flies expressing cre recombinase (#1092; BDSC). We established the resulting Myc-nephrin flies as a homozygous stock.
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Generation of Fluorescent Marker Plasmids

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The pBac[3xP3::EGFP; Tc’hsp5′-Gal4Delta-3′UTR] (Addgene plasmid # 86449) was used as a donor plasmid with piggyBac insertion repeats and the 3xP3::EGFP reporter (Schinko et al., 2010 (link)). To generate pBac[3xP3::EGFP; nosO_prom::mScarlet-nosO_3′UTR], an mScarlet cassette preceded by 2 kb of promoter sequence immediately upstream of the Plodia nanos-O start codon, was synthesized in the pUC-GW-Amp backbone by Genewiz and sub-cloned into the FseI and AscI restriction sites of pBac[3xP3::EGFP; Tc’hsp5′-Gal4Delta-3′UTR]. The pBac[3xP3::DsRed] (pHD-DsRed) and pBac[3XP3::EYFP; attP] plasmids were obtained from Addgene (#64703, and #86860) and used without modification (Gratz et al., 2014 (link), 2015 (link); Stern et al., 2017 (link)). All the 3xP3-driven fluorophore genes included an SV40 termination sequence.
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Generation of Hb+ Single-Cell Clones

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Hb+ single-cell clones were generated with the following flies: hs-Flp.G5.PEST.Opt, 13XLexAop2-IVS-myr::GFP, and LexAp65-T2A-hb (see below). The embryos were collected for 7 hr in 25°C, submerged in 32°C water bath for 10 min heat shock, and then followed the protocol as described above.
LexAp65-T2A-hb was generated by in-frame fusion of (FRT.stop)::LexA.P65::T2A to the N-terminus of the hb open reading frame with CRISPR-Cas9 gene editing. The ds-DNA donor vector for homology-directed repair was composed of left homologous arm (1000 bp), LexA.P65 (Pfeiffer et al., 2008 (link)), T2A (Nern et al., 2015 (link)), and the right homologous arm (1000 bp); the fragments were amplified with PCR and then assembled in pHD-DsRed (RRID:Addgene_51434) with NEBuilder (New England BioLabs). The gRNAs were generated from the vector pCFD5 (RRID:Addgene_73914) (Port et al., 2014 (link)) containing target sequence TGCATCTTGGCGGCTCTAGA and ACTACGAGCAGCACAACGCC. The ds-DNA donor vectors and gRNA vectors were co-injected into yw;nos-Cas9 (Kondo and Ueda, 2013 (link)) flies by BestGene. The selection marker 3xP3-DsRed was then removed in transgenic flies by hs-Cre.
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Generation of fru V5 Knock-in Line

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fruV5 was generated by fusing V5 tag in frame with the start codon of fruP1. To generate the fruV5 knock-in line, two gRNAs (gRNA1: 5′-GCCATTAGTGTCGCGGTGCG-3′; gRNA2: 5′-GCGGCCGCGCGAGTCGCCGC-3′) against fru were inserted into pCFD4 vector (Addgene #49411) to induce DNA break near the start codon of fruP1. Then, ~2.1 kb 5′ homologous arm was incorporated into the 5′ MCS of pHD-DsRed (Addgene #51434) through Gibson assembly (digested with NheI and NdeI). To insert V5 tag after the start codon of fruP1, ~2.4 kb 3′ homologous arm was divided into two fragments and amplified separately. These two fragments including the V5 sequence were then subcloned into the 3′ MCS of pHD-DsRed (containing the above 5′ homologous arm) through Gibson assembly (digested with BglII and XhoI). The modified pCFD4 and pHD-DsRed plasmids were injected into vas-cas9 embryos. Successful knock in was selected by 3xP3-DsRed (DsRed-positive eyes) and confirmed by PCR followed by sequencing. The verified knock-in line was balanced and crossed to hs-Cre flies to remove the 3xP3-DsRed marker.
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Targeted CRISPR/Cas9 Genome Editing in Drosophila

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Int1 sequences were inserted into an intergenic region in E(spl)-C via a two-step method using CRISPR/Cas9 genome editing and PhiC31 integrase mediated transgenesis. An AttP site was first integrated via Cas9/CRISPR mediated homology directed repair (HDR) using a single guide RNA (Sequence: AGAACCCTCAAGATTTGTAA, Chromosome 3R 26038865:26038884) and a template plasmid with ∼1kb homology directly adjacent to the guideRNA cut site on both sides and a fluorescent marker (pHD-DsRed, AddGene). Int1 sequences were then introduced by standard phiC1 mediated integration and recovered using the mini-white marker. HDR injections used a molar ratio of 1 guide RNA: 2 Homology Directed Repair template and all injections used a final concentration of 1μg/μl. attP and Int1 insertions were genotyped by PCR. Strains containing UAS-ParB1-mcherry inserted into AttP.86Fb were generated by standard phiC1 mediated integration. Further details available on request.
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