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Overcoming the design, build, test bottleneck for synthesis of nonrepetitive protein-RNA cassettes.
Katz N, Tripto E, Granik N, Goldberg S, Atar O, Yakhini Z, Orenstein Y, Amit R
Nat Commun. 2021 Mar 11;12(1):1576. doi: 10.1038/s41467-021-21578-6.
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Plasmids from Article

ID Plasmid Purpose
158199CMV-10xPP7 oligo-library basedCassette of 10 different binding sites with high affinity to PP7 phage coat protein, as extracted from the oligo pool experiment.
158200CMV-10xMS2 oligo-library basedCassette of 10 different binding sites with high affinity to MS2 phage coat protein, as extracted from the oligo pool experiment.
158201CMV-10xQb oligo-library basedCassette of 10 different binding sites with high affinity to QB phage coat protein, as extracted from the oligo pool experiment.
158203CMV-10xPP7-Qb model basedCassette of 10 different binding sites with high affinity to both PP7 and Qb phage coats protein, as computed by the ML model.
158204CMV-10xMS2 no wild typeCassette of 10 different binding sites with high affinity to MS2 phage coat protein, as extracted form the oligo pool experiment. It does not contain the MS2-wt sequence, therefore QCP cannot bind it.
158205CMV-10xQb no wild typeCassette of 10 different binding sites with high affinity to Qb phage coat protein, as extracted form the oligo pool experiment. It does not contain the Qb-wt sequence, therefore MCP cannot bind it.
158206Ef1a-QCP-3xBFPQb coat protein fused to three repeats of the blue fluorescent protein under a Efla promoter.

Antibodies from Article