Constructs for human myosin Va (amino acids 1–1091), myosin VI (amino acids 1–1021), calmodulin, and FHL3-Halo were reported previously1 (link). Human Zyxin-Halo constructs were subcloned into a pCAG mammalian expression vector with a C-terminal 3C protease cleavage site and eGFP tag for affinity purification. Human VASP-Halo constructs were subcloned into a pET15b bacterial expression vector containing an N-terminal Strep-Tag II and 3C cleavage site, as well as a C-terminal 3C site and 6xHis-Tag. Human ɑ-actinin-Halo constructs were subcloned into a pET15b bacterial expression vector containing an N-terminal 6xHis-Tag and Tobacco Etch Virus (TEV) cleavage site. Human profilin in a pMW plasmid was a generous gift from Henry Higgs, Dartmouth University. Human Zyxin-mNeonGreen and F-tractin-mScarlet were subcloned into a pM98 mammalian expression vector. The template for mScarlet was a gift from Dorus Gadella (University of Amsterdam) via Addgene (plasmid #85054). All plasmids were assembled with Gibson cloning, and point mutations were generated by site-directed mutagenesis.
Plasmid Propagation and Construct Generation
Constructs for human myosin Va (amino acids 1–1091), myosin VI (amino acids 1–1021), calmodulin, and FHL3-Halo were reported previously1 (link). Human Zyxin-Halo constructs were subcloned into a pCAG mammalian expression vector with a C-terminal 3C protease cleavage site and eGFP tag for affinity purification. Human VASP-Halo constructs were subcloned into a pET15b bacterial expression vector containing an N-terminal Strep-Tag II and 3C cleavage site, as well as a C-terminal 3C site and 6xHis-Tag. Human ɑ-actinin-Halo constructs were subcloned into a pET15b bacterial expression vector containing an N-terminal 6xHis-Tag and Tobacco Etch Virus (TEV) cleavage site. Human profilin in a pMW plasmid was a generous gift from Henry Higgs, Dartmouth University. Human Zyxin-mNeonGreen and F-tractin-mScarlet were subcloned into a pM98 mammalian expression vector. The template for mScarlet was a gift from Dorus Gadella (University of Amsterdam) via Addgene (plasmid #85054). All plasmids were assembled with Gibson cloning, and point mutations were generated by site-directed mutagenesis.
Corresponding Organization : Rockefeller University
Variable analysis
- Expression of human myosin Va (amino acids 1–1091), myosin VI (amino acids 1–1021), calmodulin, FHL3-Halo, Zyxin-Halo, VASP-Halo, α-actinin-Halo, and profilin constructs
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- Propagation of plasmids in NEB 5-alpha competent E. coli cells
- Purification of plasmids using QIAprep spin miniprep kits or the PureYield plasmid maxiprep system
- Construction of plasmids using Gibson cloning and site-directed mutagenesis
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