Directed Evolution of a β-Glucosidase for Improved Functions as a Reporter in Protein Expression
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Precisely reliable and quantitative reporters can provide phenotypes that are consistent with research goals in protein expression. Here, we developed an improved reporter mATglu III 5 by directed evolution using a versatile β-glucosidase ATglu derived from Agrobacterium tumefaciens. When expressed in hosts, a vector containing this mutant distinctly showed a colored or fluorescent phenotype, according to the supplemented substrate, without any inducer. Analysis of mATglu III 5 showed it to be fully functional in fusion state with oligomeric proteins, especially under non-induction conditions, thereby offering an alternative to conventional reporters.
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Precisely reliable and quantitative reporters can provide phenotypes that are consistent with research goals in protein expression. Here, we developed an improved reporter mATglu III 5 by directed evolution using a versatile β-glucosidase ATglu derived from Agrobacterium tumefaciens. When expressed in hosts, a vector containing this mutant distinctly showed a colored or fluorescent phenotype, according to the supplemented substrate, without any inducer. Analysis of mATglu III 5 showed it to be fully functional in fusion state with oligomeric proteins, especially under non-induction conditions, thereby offering an alternative to conventional reporters.
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