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  9. GFP-ATG8(416)/GFP-AUT7(416)

    Plasmid
    #160389
    Purpose
    Expresses ATG8 fused at the N terminus to GFP under the control of the endogenous promoter , NAT selection
    Depositor
    John McCusker
    Insert
    autophagy-related 8 (ATG8 Budding Yeast)
    Use
    Cen/ars
    Expression
    Yeast
    Promoter
    Endogenous ATG8 promoter
    Available Since
    Dec. 8, 2022
    Availability
    Academic Institutions and Nonprofits only
    160389-plasmid-map-sequence-id-314524

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  14. GFP-LiMETER-v2

    Plasmid
    #113934
    Purpose
    Also termed as OptoPBer; Express an STIM1-derived optical tether to label and interrogate ER-plasma membrane contact sites (MCS) with light; visualized by GFP
    Depositor
    Yubin Zhou
    Article
    He et al Chem Sci. 2017 Aug 1;8(8):5275-5281. doi
    Insert
    LOV2 and Stim1 polybasic domain (PB)
    Tags
    GFP
    Expression
    Mammalian
    Promoter
    CMV
    Available Since
    Nov. 7, 2018
    Availability
    Academic Institutions and Nonprofits only
    113934-plasmid-map-sequence-id-225307

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  16. EGFP–COSMO–PB

    Plasmid
    #169684
    Purpose
    COSMO responds to caffeine to induce dimerization of a phospholipid-binding polybasic domain with subsequent plasma membrane translocation.
    Depositor
    Yubin Zhou
    Article
    Wang et al Adv Sci (Weinh). 2020 Dec 13;8(3):200214
    Insert
    anti-caffeine nanobody variant
    Tags
    modified STIM1–PB tag
    Expression
    Mammalian
    Mutation
    Y104W
    Promoter
    CMV
    Available Since
    July 21, 2021
    Availability
    Academic Institutions and Nonprofits only
    169684-plasmid-map-sequence-id-338138

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  17. EGFP–acVHH–PB

    Plasmid
    #169685
    Purpose
    An anti-caffeine nanobody responds to caffeine to induce dimerization of a phospholipid-binding polybasic domain with subsequent plasma membrane translocation.
    Depositor
    Yubin Zhou
    Article
    Wang et al Adv Sci (Weinh). 2020 Dec 13;8(3):200214
    Insert
    anti-caffeine nanobody
    Tags
    modified STIM1-PB tag
    Expression
    Mammalian
    Promoter
    CMV
    Available Since
    July 21, 2021
    Availability
    Academic Institutions and Nonprofits only
    169685-plasmid-map-sequence-id-338140

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