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  Our new parts are all versions of the same modular system, a fusion protein formed from a bacterial transmembrane domain and a zinc-finger domain, with linker domains between domains and a FLAG-tag for immunofluorescence staining. Each transmembrane/zinc-finger domain is independently interchangeable with other transmembrane/zinc-finger domains, though not interchangeable between each other (i.e. the transmembrane domain cannot be swapped for a zinc-finger domain and vice versa).
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    <br> The purpose of this fusion protein is to allow bacteria (specifically <i>Escherichia coli</i>) to bind specific short double stranded DNA sequences at their surface; using immobilised DNA the cell should remain bound in place, or this protein can be used for cell identification (barcoding).
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<p>_______________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________</p> <h5>Lpp-OmpA-Zif268</h5>
 
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This part is our construct with Lpp-OmpA as the transmembrane domain and the Zif268 1AAY fragment as the zinc-finger domain. The transmembrane domain can be exchanged with another using NdeI and AgeI, and the zinc-finger domain can be exchanged using NheI and ClaI. The entire construct is under the pL_lac promoter, and contains a C-terminal FLAG tag.
 
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<p>_______________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________</p> <h5>Lpp-OmpA-sZF2</h5>
 
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This part is our construct with Lpp-OmpA as the transmembrane domain and sZF2 as the zinc-finger domain. The transmembrane domain can be exchanged with another using NdeI and AgeI, and the zinc-finger domain can be exchanged using NheI and ClaI. The entire construct is under the pL_lac promoter, and contains a C-terminal FLAG tag.
 
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<p>_______________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________</p> <h5>Lpp-OmpA-sZF10</h5>
 
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This part is our construct with Lpp-OmpA as the transmembrane domain and sZF10 as the zinc-finger domain. The transmembrane domain can be exchanged with another using NdeI and AgeI, and the zinc-finger domain can be exchanged using NheI and ClaI. The entire construct is under the pL_lac promoter, and contains a C-terminal FLAG tag.
 
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This part is our construct with Lpp-OmpA as the transmembrane domain and sZF14 as the zinc-finger domain. The transmembrane domain can be exchanged with another using NdeI and AgeI, and the zinc-finger domain can be exchanged using NheI and ClaI. The entire construct is under the pL_lac promoter, and contains a C-terminal FLAG tag.
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This part is our construct with INP as the transmembrane domain and the Zif268 1AAY fragment as the zinc-finger domain. The transmembrane domain can be exchanged with another using NdeI and AgeI, and the zinc-finger domain can be exchanged using NheI and ClaI. The entire construct is under the pL_lac promoter, and contains a C-terminal FLAG tag.
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This part is our construct with BclA as the transmembrane domain and the Zif268 1AAY fragment as the zinc-finger domain. The transmembrane domain can be exchanged with another using NdeI and AgeI, and the zinc-finger domain can be exchanged using NheI and ClaI. The entire construct is under the pL_lac promoter, and contains a C-terminal FLAG tag.
 
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