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- | <p>Signal peptide | + | <p><strong>Signal peptide</strong> – transient ‘zip code’ of premature protein which facilitates the secretion of protein in <em>Bacillus subtilis</em>.</p> |
- | <p>YbdN | + | <p><strong>YbdN</strong> – Signal peptide of protein YbdN in <em>Bacillus subtilis.</em></p> |
- | <p>ybdN | + | <p><strong>ybdN</strong> – Gene that codes for YbdN.</p> |
- | <p>YdjM | + | <p><strong>YdjM</strong> – Signal peptide from protein YdjM in <em>Bacillus subtilis.</em></p> |
- | <p>ydjM | + | <p><strong>ydjM</strong> – Gene that codes for YdjM.</p> |
- | <p>BMP2 | + | <p><strong>BMP2</strong> – Bone morphogenetic protein 2, a.</p> |
- | <p>LytC | + | <p><strong>LytC</strong> – <em>B. subtilis </em>inherent cell-wall associated hydrolase mediating cell-wall turnover.</p> |
- | <p>lytC – Gene that codes for the LytC hydrolase.</p> | + | <p><strong>lytC</strong> – Gene that codes for the LytC hydrolase.</p> |
- | <p>(EAAAK)n type helical linker – Stiff, long helical linker designed to separate fusion proteins with minimal disturbance to the function of both proteins. </p> | + | <p><strong>(EAAAK)n type helical linker</strong> – Stiff, long helical linker designed to separate fusion proteins with minimal disturbance to the function of both proteins. </p> |
- | <p>RPMrel | + | <p><strong>RPMrel</strong> – A nine amino acid disulfide-constrained peptide with the amino acid sequence n-CPIEDRPMC-c. Product of screening to isolate peptides with positive affinity for HT29 colon carcinoma cells.</p> |
- | <p> | + | <p><strong>FLAG™</strong> – 8 amino acid peptide tag trademarked by the Sigma-Aldrich Corp. used in attachment to the protein-of-interest to facilitate multiple assays.</p> |
- | <p><em>PxylA</em> | + | <p><strong><em>PxylA</em></strong> – The region containing the sigma A binding region for the xylose inducible promoter.</p> |
- | <p>XylR | + | <p><strong>XylR</strong> – The transcriptional regulator for PxylA promoter.</p> |
- | <p><em>pTms</em> | + | <p><strong><em>pTms</em></strong> – A low efficient constitutive promoter in <em>E. coli</em> and <em>B. subtilis.</em></p> |
- | <p>EndoA | + | <p><strong>EndoA</strong> – Endoribonuclease that can inactivate cellular mRNAs by cleaving them at specific but frequently occurring sites (i.e. UAUAAU↓AC).</p> |
- | <p>ydcE (EndoA) | + | <p><strong>ydcE (EndoA)</strong> – Gene that codes for the EndoA endoribonuclease.<br /></p> |
- | <p>YdcD | + | <p><strong>YdcD</strong> – Antidote that counteracts the function of EndoA.</p> |
- | <p>ydcD (endB) | + | <p><strong>ydcD (endB)</strong> – Gene that codes for the YdcD antidote. </p> |
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Revision as of 15:31, 26 September 2012
Glossary
Signal peptide – transient ‘zip code’ of premature protein which facilitates the secretion of protein in Bacillus subtilis.
YbdN – Signal peptide of protein YbdN in Bacillus subtilis.
ybdN – Gene that codes for YbdN.
YdjM – Signal peptide from protein YdjM in Bacillus subtilis.
ydjM – Gene that codes for YdjM.
BMP2 – Bone morphogenetic protein 2, a.
LytC – B. subtilis inherent cell-wall associated hydrolase mediating cell-wall turnover.
lytC – Gene that codes for the LytC hydrolase.
(EAAAK)n type helical linker – Stiff, long helical linker designed to separate fusion proteins with minimal disturbance to the function of both proteins.
RPMrel – A nine amino acid disulfide-constrained peptide with the amino acid sequence n-CPIEDRPMC-c. Product of screening to isolate peptides with positive affinity for HT29 colon carcinoma cells.
FLAG™ – 8 amino acid peptide tag trademarked by the Sigma-Aldrich Corp. used in attachment to the protein-of-interest to facilitate multiple assays.
PxylA – The region containing the sigma A binding region for the xylose inducible promoter.
XylR – The transcriptional regulator for PxylA promoter.
pTms – A low efficient constitutive promoter in E. coli and B. subtilis.
EndoA – Endoribonuclease that can inactivate cellular mRNAs by cleaving them at specific but frequently occurring sites (i.e. UAUAAU↓AC).
ydcE (EndoA) – Gene that codes for the EndoA endoribonuclease.
YdcD – Antidote that counteracts the function of EndoA.
ydcD (endB) – Gene that codes for the YdcD antidote.