Construction of Genetic Constructs for SecA
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Other organizations : University of Birmingham, DKFZ-ZMBH Alliance, Heidelberg University, German Cancer Research Center
Variable analysis
- Introduction of an amber (TAG) codon at codon 796 of the secA gene in plasmids pDH625 (His-SUMO-SecA) and pDH545 (Strep-SUMO-SecA) using QuikChange (Invitrogen)
- Variants of secA under the control of an IPTG-inducible promoter introduced onto the chromosome using λInCh
- Derivatives of pDH733 constructed by amplifying the fragment encoding the corresponding portion of SecM or MBP and ligating it into pDH733 cut with NcoI and SacI
- Strep-SUMO-SecM-expressing plasmids constructed by amplifying the SecM-encoding region from the corresponding pDH733 derivative and cloning it into pCA597 cut with BsaI and BamHI
- Not explicitly mentioned
- Strains and plasmids constructed using standard methods (48, 49)
- PDH733 constructed by ligating annealed oligonucleotide SecMArrest-for and SecMArrest-rev and ligating them into plasmid pHK771 cut with NcoI and BspEI
- Positive control: Not mentioned
- Negative control: Not mentioned
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