PMID: 8961356Nov 1, 1996Paper

Engineering a de novo-designed coiled-coil heterodimerization domain off the rapid detection, purification and characterization of recombinantly expressed peptides and proteins

Protein Engineering
Brian TripetR S Hodges

Abstract

Using the techniques of genetic engineering and the principles of protein de novo design, we have developed a unique affinity matrix protein tag system as a rapid, convenient and sensitive method to detect, purify and characterize newly expressed recombinant peptides or proteins from cell extracts. The method utilizes two de novo-designed linear peptide sequences that can selectively dimerize to form the stable protein motif, the two-stranded alpha-helical coiled-coil. In this method, a recombinant bacterial expression vector pRLDE has been engineered so that one of the dimerization strands (E-coil) is expressed as a C-terminal fusion tag on newly expressed peptides or proteins, while the other (K-coil) is either biotin-labeled for detection in a Western blot-type format or immobilized on an insoluble silica support for selective dimerization affinity chromatography. Recombinantly expressed peptides from Escherichia coli containing the dimerization tag have been produced, detected and purified using this method. The recombinant peptides were easily and clearly identified using the biotin-labeled coil, while the single-step affinity purification results indicated the purity of the affinity purified expressed peptides to be > 95%...Continue Reading

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