Fluorescent Proteins Flashcards

1
Q

what does SAR stand for?

A

structure activity relationship

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2
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how does bioluminescence occur in aequorea victoria?

A

blue 470 nm, Ca 2+ cofactor reaction passes energy to GFP, green 510 nm

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3
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structure of GFP

A

238 AA peptide from jellyfish
central a helix, 11 antiparallel B sheets
central chromopore

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4
Q

what wavelength do GFP abs and flu?

A

abs 475 nm (blue)

flu 510 nm (green)

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5
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where does the flu in GFP come from?

A

Ser65-Tyr66-Gly67 post trans mod

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6
Q

how does GFP flu?

A

post trans mod- tyr oxid, NH from Gly to Ser, deproton tyr H transfer to His, requires O2

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7
Q

GFP variants

A

S65T: improved spectral properties
F64L: improved folding

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8
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red flu proteins

A

corals, abs green, flu red

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9
Q

what is FRET?

A

forster resonance energy transfer
Donor and Acceptor
dipole dipole coupling

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