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In fusion reagents

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In-Fusion reagents are a versatile DNA cloning system developed by Takara Bio. The reagents enable efficient and seamless joining of DNA fragments, facilitating the construction of recombinant DNA molecules.

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Cloning of MARS1 'midigene' from Chlamydomonas

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A MARS1 ‘midigene’ was generated by amplifying four different portions of this gene either from gDNA or cDNA using KOD Hot Start DNA Polymerase (Thermo Fisher Scientific) or Phusion Hotstart II polymerase (Thermo Fisher Scientific). In particular, the region spanning the promoter, the 5’UTR and the first 5 exons of this gene was amplified from gDNA using Phusion polymerase and the following primers: SR828 and SR818; the region spanning exon 5 to exon 15 was amplified from gDNA using KOD polymerase and the following primers: SR819 and HT7; the region spanning exon 15 to exon 28 was amplified from cDNA using KOD polymerase and the following primers: SR789 and SR797 and the 3’UTR was amplified from gDNA using KOD polymerase and the following primers: SR793 and SR829.
All PCR products were gel extracted and purified as described above in the section regarding the pPW3217 cloning. Next, these 4 PCR fragments were mixed with a purified and linearized and pRAM118/pPW3216 vector, previously digested by EcoRV and Not1, and incubated in presence of the In-Fusion reagents (Takara) as per manufacturer’s instructions. The resulting plasmid is notated as pPW3218. The sequence of the aforementioned primers can be found in Table 3.
The Phytozome v5.5 MARS1 transcript annotation is Cre16.g692228.t1.1.
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Constructing orf8 and orf16 Fusion Proteins

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pET20b was linearized by PCR with primer pairs 20bf/20br-8His and 20bf/20br-FLAG to construct plasmids for His- and FLAG-tagged protein expression. The orf8 fragment was amplified from plasmid DNA extracted from P. popilliae ATCC 14706T with primers orf8f(-327)/orf8r1692 and PrimeSTAR GXL DNA polymerase. Nested PCR was performed with primers orf8F/orf8-16RHis and orf8F/orf8-16RFlag for His- and FLAG-tagged protein expression. Similarly, orf16 was amplified with orf16f(-233)/orf16r1549, orf16F/orf8-16RHis and orf16F/orf8-16RFlag primer pairs. Four expression plasmids were constructed with In-Fusion reagents (TAKARA BIO, Shiga, Japan): pOrf8H (His-tagged Orf8), pOrf8F (FLAG-tagged Orf8), pOrf16H (His-tagged Orf16), and pOrf16F (FLAG-tagged Orf16).
To eliminate the pelB leader sequence for potential periplasmic localization from pOrf8H and pOrf8F, PCR products generated with primers orf8Fpeldel/orf8-16Rpeldel were circularized by intramolecular ligation with T4 DNA ligase to yield pOrf8H2 and pOrf8F2, respectively. The same procedure was used to construct pOrf16H2 and pOrf16F2 with orf16Fpeldel/orf8-16Rpeldel from pOrf16H and pOrf16F.
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Mars1 Protein 6x-Flag Epitope Insertion

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The insertion of a 6x-Flag epitope after Leu402 of the Mars1 protein sequence was a fortuitous byproduct of a cloning strategy in which a 3x-Flag dsDNA sequence inserted twice rather than once. This 3x-Flag dsDNA, with BglII-compatible sticky ends, was generated upon annealing of the two following single-stranded DNA fragments:
3x-Flag_UP:
GATCTGGACTACAAGGACCATGACGGTGACTATAAGGATCACGACATCGACTACAAGGACGATGACGACAAG;
3x-Flag_DOWN:
GATCCTTGTCGTCATCGTCCTTGTAGTCGATGTCGTGATCCTTATAGTCACCGTCATGGTCCTTGTAGTCCAand it was mixed with a linearized and purified pPW3218, digested by BglI and dephosphorylated by Calf Intestinal Phosphatase (CIP, NEB) and incubated in presence of In-Fusion reagents (Takara) according to manufacturer’s instructions. A clone containing a plasmid with a double insertion of the 3x-Flag DNA sequence at the BglII site was identified by analytical digestion and confirmed by Sanger sequencing. The resulting plasmid is notated as pPW3223
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Insertion of 3x-Flag epitope after MARS1 Met139

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To insert a 3x-Flag DNA sequence downstream of the second in-frame translation start codon, ATG(ii), (actual position: Met139), two partially overlapping regions of the MARS1 gene were amplified by PCR using as template pPW3218. The following primer pairs were used: KP337/KP344 and KP345/KP342, to enable the insertion the 3x-Flag epitope after Met139 of the Mars1 protein. Next, these two PCR products were gel-purified as already described above and mixed with a purified and linearized pPW3218 vector, previously digested by AvrII and XbaI. These three DNA fragments were incubated in presence of In-Fusion reagents (Takara) according to manufacturer’s instructions. The resulting plasmid is notated as pPW3222. The sequence of the aforementioned primers can be found in Table 3.
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