Protein Expression and Purification of NHEJ Factors
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Corresponding Organization : Université Paris Sciences et Lettres
Other organizations : Institut Jacques Monod, Université Paris Cité, University of Cambridge, Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory, University of Calgary
Variable analysis
- Expression of Ku70 and Ku80 proteins in insect Sf9 cells
- Expression of XLF and XRCC4 proteins in Rosetta™2 (DE3) cells
- Expression of PAXX and full-length LigaseIV-XRCC4 co-expression constructs
- Expression of XLF1-233 (C-terminal truncation mutant) in pETG-41A vector
- Generation of catalytically-dead LigaseIV(K273A)-XRCC4 protein complex from LigaseIV-XRCC4 co-expression plasmid
- Protein expression levels
- Protein purification and co-expression of protein complexes
- Growth of cell cultures in LB medium
- Induction of protein expression with IPTG
- Protein expression temperatures and durations
- Previous publications describing the PAXX and full-length LigaseIV-XRCC4 co-expression constructs [11, 41]
- Previous publication describing the expression of XLF1-233 [42]
- None explicitly mentioned
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