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Use of microcompartmentation of transcription/translation complexes in emulsions in the selection of proteins with novel properties

Bertschinger, Julian
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Heinis, Christian  
2005

An in vitro method of assocg. proteins with the nucleic acid encoding them in the selection of novel variants is described. This method can be used for evolutionary selection of polypeptides in vitro. The inventive method makes it possible to allocate nucleic acids to the polypeptides coded thereby and to select and isolate nucleic acids coding for polypeptides with selected properties. The method involves manuf. of the protein of interest in vitro in a coupled transcription-translation system. The protein is manufd. as a fusion protein with a nucleic acid-binding protein that will bind to the nucleic acid upon appearance of the translation product. The transcription-translation systems are compartmented by incorporating them into a water-in-oil emulsion. The nucleic acid-binding protein is preferably a (cytosine-5)-Me transferase. This binds to DNA, and by use of a suicide inhibitor base analog, such as 5-fluorocytosine, incorporated into the DNA, a covalent complex can be formed. Sites contg. the label lie outside the gene for the fusion protein. The complexes can then be captured, e.g. using an affinity label, and screened for the desired property and the gene recovered for further processing. The use of the method to manuf. fusion proteins of HaeIII methylase labeled with hexahistidine and FLAG peptides is demonstrated. Use of calmodulin as an affinity label is also demonstrated. [on SciFinder (R)]

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EPO Family ID

34383955

Author(s)
Bertschinger, Julian
Heinis, Christian  
Subjects

Nucleic acid amplification (DNA

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of captured DNA

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use of microcompartmentation of transcription/translation complexes in emulsions in selection of proteins with novel properties)

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mRNA

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rRNA Role: BSU (Biological study

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unclassified)

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BIOL (Biological study) (capture and amplification of

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use of microcompartmentation of transcription/translation complexes in emulsions in selection of proteins with novel properties)

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Translation (cell-free

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coupled with transcription

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use of microcompartmentation of transcription/translation complexes in emulsions in selection of proteins with novel properties)

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Transcription (cell-free

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coupled with translation

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use of microcompartmentation of transcription/translation complexes in emulsions in selection of proteins with novel properties)

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DNA Role: BUU (Biological use

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unclassified)

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BIOL (Biological study)

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USES (Uses) (conjugates

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with DNA-binding protein fusion products

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capture and amplification of

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use of microcompartmentation of transcription/translation complexes in emulsions in selection of proteins with novel properties)

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Chimeric gene Role: BUU (Biological use

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unclassified)

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BIOL (Biological study)

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USES (Uses) (for DNA-binding protein fusion products

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expression

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capture and amplification of

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use of microcompartmentation of transcription/translation complexes in emulsions in selection of proteins with novel properties)

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Calmodulins Role: BPN (Biosynthetic preparation)

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BIOL (Biological study)

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PREP (Preparation) (fusion products with HaeIII methyltransferase

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use of microcompartmentation of transcription/translation complexes in emulsions in selection of proteins with novel properties)

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PCR (of captured DNA

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use of microcompartmentation of transcription/translation complexes in emulsions in selection of proteins with novel properties)

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Protein engineering (use of microcompartmentation of transcription/translation complexes in emulsions in selection of proteins with novel properties)

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Paraffin oils Role: BUU (Biological use

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unclassified)

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BIOL (Biological study)

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USES (Uses) (water-in-oil emulsions contg.

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use of microcompartmentation of transcription/translation complexes in emulsions in selection of proteins with novel properties)

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Emulsions (water-in-oil

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in microcompartmentation

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use of microcompartmentation of transcription/translation complexes in emulsions in selection of proteins with novel properties)

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microcompartmentation transcription translation DNA binding protein evolution

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DNA methyltransferase fusion product protein evolution selection

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suicide substrate DNA methyltransferase fusion product capture

Note

CAN 142:330803

3-1

Biochemical Genetics

Patent

written in German.

20050407

848779-26-0 Role: BUU (Biological use, unclassified), PRP (Properties), BIOL (Biological study), USES (Uses) (as suicide substrate for restriction methyltransferase; use of microcompartmentation of transcription/translation complexes in emulsions in selection of proteins with novel properties); 10356-76-0D (5-Fluorodeoxycytidine) Role: BUU (Biological use, unclassified), BIOL (Biological study), USES (Uses) (as suicide substrate; use of microcompartmentation of transcription/translation complexes in emulsions in selection of proteins with novel properties); 84177-56-0DP; 85537-81-1DP (DNA methyltransferase MspI); 91448-96-3DP (HhaI methyltransferase); 92228-38-1DP (DNA methyltransferase AluI); 92228-40-5DP (HaeIII methyltransferase); 149719-23-3DP Role: BPN (Biosynthetic preparation), BUU (Biological use, unclassified), BIOL (Biological study), PREP (Preparation), USES (Uses) (use of microcompartmentation of transcription/translation complexes in emulsions in selection of proteins with novel properties); 1338-43-8 (Span 80); 9005-65-6 (Tween 80) Role: BUU (Biological use, unclassified), BIOL (Biological study), USES (Uses) (water-in-oil emulsions contg.; use of microcompartmentation of transcription/translation complexes in emulsions in selection of proteins with novel properties)

A1

CH

2003-1671

20031001

Alternative title(s) : (de) Verfahren zur in vitro evolution von polypeptiden (fr) Procede pour faire evoluer des polypeptides in vitro (en) Method for in vitro evolution of polypeptides

Application: WO WO, (ETH Zuerich, Switz.).

EPFL units
LPPT  
IdentifierCountry codeKind codeDate issued

JP4430076

JP

B2

2010-03-10

US7527954

US

B2

2009-05-05

ES2300808

ES

T3

2008-06-16

DE502004006204

DE

D1

2008-03-27

AT386113

AT

T

2008-03-15

EP1668126

EP

B1

2008-02-13

US2007105117

US

A1

2007-05-10

JP2007507210

JP

A

2007-03-29

EP1668126

EP

A1

2006-06-14

WO2005030957

WO

A1

2005-04-07

Available on Infoscience
November 17, 2008
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