Yeast lid was recombinantly expressed from three plasmids in E. coli BL21-star (DE3), and purified on anti-FLAG M2 resin and by size-exclusion chromatography (see Full Methods).
Purification of Proteasome Subcomplexes
Yeast lid was recombinantly expressed from three plasmids in E. coli BL21-star (DE3), and purified on anti-FLAG M2 resin and by size-exclusion chromatography (see Full Methods).
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Variable analysis
- Endogenous holoenzyme, core particle
- Lid subcomplex
- Recombinant expression of yeast lid in E. coli BL21-star (DE3)
- Purification of endogenous holoenzyme, core particle, and lid subcomplex from S. cerevisiae
- Purification of recombinant yeast lid from E. coli
- Yeast strain construction details provided in Table S1
- Holoenzyme, core particle, and lid subcomplex purified from S. cerevisiae as described in previous studies
- Not explicitly mentioned
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