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Chloroalkane compounds capable to bind <strong>HaloTag</strong> onto surfaces were received by Prof. Wiesmüller, Tübingen, Germany. | Chloroalkane compounds capable to bind <strong>HaloTag</strong> onto surfaces were received by Prof. Wiesmüller, Tübingen, Germany. | ||
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Based on protocols by Shinjiro Tachibana <sup><a class="fn_top" href="#fn__1" id="fnt__1" name="fnt__1">1)</a></sup> and the National University of Singapore we developed <strong>Ni-NTA surfaces</strong> finally used for conducting our experiments. | Based on protocols by Shinjiro Tachibana <sup><a class="fn_top" href="#fn__1" id="fnt__1" name="fnt__1">1)</a></sup> and the National University of Singapore we developed <strong>Ni-NTA surfaces</strong> finally used for conducting our experiments. | ||
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| − | We are particularly grateful to Dr. Roth and his group for their patient guidance, enthusiastic encouragement, constructive critiques and for the opportunity to use part of their resources. | + | We are particularly grateful to Dr. Günter Roth and his group for their patient guidance, enthusiastic encouragement, constructive critiques and for the opportunity to use part of their resources. |
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| − | A great thanks | + | A great thanks to Prof. Dr. Peters and the <strong>Institute of Molecular Medicine and Cell Research</strong> and to Prof. Dr. Friedrich and the <strong> Falculty of Chemistry and Pharmacy</strong> for the financial support of our team. Also we would like to thank |
| + | <strong>AG Albers</strong>, <strong>AG Baumeister</strong>, <strong>AG Boll</strong>, <strong>AG Dengjel</strong>, <strong>AG Eimer</strong>, <strong>AG Einsle</strong>, <strong>AG Friedrich</strong>, <strong>AG Hess</strong>, <strong>AG Hiltbrunner</strong>, <strong>AG Pyrowolakis</strong>, <strong>AG Reinheckel</strong>, <strong>AG Reski</strong>, <strong>AG Reth</strong>, <strong>AG Roth</strong>, <strong>AG Römer</strong>, <strong>AG Schamel</strong>, <strong>AG Schätz</strong>, <strong>AG Ulbrich</strong>, <strong>AG Weber</strong>, <strong>AG Wilde</strong>, Toolbox for providing us with material, sequencing credits and helpful tips. | ||
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Revision as of 16:56, 17 September 2015
Attributions and Acknowledgements
Attributions
The iRIf device (built within the projects Proteintranslator FKZ 7533-7-11.6.3) and the knowledge of using it as well as the techniques and devices for creating PDMS flow chambers (supported by the research from the EU project CE microarray funding number 606618) were kindly provided by AG Roth.
We also thank Biametrics for the allowance to use their iRIf devices (built initially in the EU funded project SystemCerv grant number 306037) in Freiburg and for their personal training and discussion on site in Tübingen.
Chloroalkane compounds capable to bind HaloTag onto surfaces were received by Prof. Wiesmüller, Tübingen, Germany.
From Prof. Piehler and his group, Osnabrück, Germany we optained Ni-NTA coated iRIf slides for comparison to our Ni-NTA slides, as well as the Polymer PLL-PEG-HTL that is capable to bind Halo-tag.
Based on protocols by Shinjiro Tachibana 1) and the National University of Singapore we developed Ni-NTA surfaces finally used for conducting our experiments.
Our cell-free expression system was established by ourselves based on protocols from Dr. Frank Bernhard, Frankfurt, Germany and the EMBL, Heidelberg, Germany.
Acknowledgements
The iGEM Team Freiburg acknowledges the generosity of the BIOSS - Centre for Biological Signalling Studies for its financial support and for providing a laboratory as well as great equipment. We would also like to thank our team leaders and advisors and the AG Roth from the ZBSA - Center for Biological Systems Analysis who helped us realize our project by giving us advice, materials and sharing their experiences.
BIOSS administration and Toolbox
Founded in 2008, BIOSS is an excellence cluster of the University of Freiburg focusing on signalling research and promoting a dialectic process between scientists using analytical and synthetic approaches. The interdisciplinary team of researchers is supported by the resource, storage and information centre for biological materials called Toolbox, which also provided us with plasmids, cell lines and antibodies. Therefore, we would like to thank the BIOSS, namely Dr. Nicole Gensch, for her great support for our project to all intents and Dr. Pavel Salavei for supporting us with tips and advices concerning protein expression and purification.
AG Ulbrich
We would like to express our deep appreciation for the constant support and critical input of Prof. Dr. Max Ulbrich.
AG Roth
We are particularly grateful to Dr. Günter Roth and his group for their patient guidance, enthusiastic encouragement, constructive critiques and for the opportunity to use part of their resources.
A great thanks to Prof. Dr. Peters and the Institute of Molecular Medicine and Cell Research and to Prof. Dr. Friedrich and the Falculty of Chemistry and Pharmacy for the financial support of our team. Also we would like to thank AG Albers, AG Baumeister, AG Boll, AG Dengjel, AG Eimer, AG Einsle, AG Friedrich, AG Hess, AG Hiltbrunner, AG Pyrowolakis, AG Reinheckel, AG Reski, AG Reth, AG Roth, AG Römer, AG Schamel, AG Schätz, AG Ulbrich, AG Weber, AG Wilde, Toolbox for providing us with material, sequencing credits and helpful tips.
Our sincere thanks also extend to our immediate advisors Ilona Blank, Stefan Krämer, Philipp Schwenk and Maike Smits. Without you we would not have been able to perform our project in that manner.
You were all invaluable to us!
