For the trans-cleavage assays, the TNT reactions were supplemented with purified FMDV 3Cpro (a kind gift from Dr. Tobias Tuthill [57 (link)]) to the indicated final concentration from dilution of a 1 mM stock, simultaneous to the addition of unlabeled methionine/cysteine. Reactions were stopped at 20-min or hourly intervals by the addition of 2× Laemmli buffer and the 3Cpro-mediated proteolysis of radiolabeled precursor monitored by SDS-PAGE.
In vitro Transcription-Translation Assay with FMDV 3C Protease
For the trans-cleavage assays, the TNT reactions were supplemented with purified FMDV 3Cpro (a kind gift from Dr. Tobias Tuthill [57 (link)]) to the indicated final concentration from dilution of a 1 mM stock, simultaneous to the addition of unlabeled methionine/cysteine. Reactions were stopped at 20-min or hourly intervals by the addition of 2× Laemmli buffer and the 3Cpro-mediated proteolysis of radiolabeled precursor monitored by SDS-PAGE.
Corresponding Organization : University of Leeds
Variable analysis
- Concentration of purified FMDV 3C^pro added to the TNT reactions
- Proteolysis of radiolabeled precursor by 3C^pro, as monitored by SDS-PAGE
- Time-dependent changes in radiolabeled protein products, as visualized by autoradiography
- Amount of pcDNA T7 expression plasmid (250 ng)
- Volume of lysate (10 μL)
- Concentration of [^35S] methionine/cysteine (0.5 μL)
- Incubation temperature (30°C)
- Incubation time (40 min for initial labeling, with subsequent 20-min or hourly sampling)
- Positive control: Coupled in vitro transcription and translation reactions without addition of purified FMDV 3C^pro
- Negative control: Not explicitly mentioned
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