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Expression of proteins containing two distinct site-specifically incorporated ncAAs in live cells requires two mutually orthogonal aaRS/tRNA pairs, which are also orthogonal to the host aaRS/tRNA pairs. In addition, these aaRSs should be able to charge the tRNA exclusively with their corresponding ncAA in the presence of other ncAAs and canonical amino acids, which could be a potential challenge for the structurally similar pcY and Bpa29,30. In E. coli, Methanosarcina barkeri pyrrolysyl-tRNA synthetase (MbPylRS)/MbPyltRNA and MjRS/MjtRNA pairs have been shown to be orthogonal to each other31,32 and were thus chosen for site-specific incorporation of pcY and Bpa in 7D12 in the present study. To select which of the two pairs to employ for incorporation of pcY/Bpa, we first assessed the selectivity of the known MjRS(Bpa) and MjRS(pcY)25,33. Expression of 7D12-109TAG mutant using these aaRSs was performed in the absence and presence of pcY or Bpa (Supplementary Fig. 6). For MjRS(pcY), the full-length 7D12 was only observed when expression was performed with pcY. However, the MjRS(Bpa) appears to be promiscuous and incorporates both Bpa and pcY into 7D12. Thus, for dual incorporation of pcY and Bpa in 7D12, we decided to employ the highly selective MjRS(pcY) for the site-specific incorporation of pcY and the MbPylRS for site-specific incorporation of Bpa into 7D12. Next, we embarked upon evolving an efficient and selective MbPylRS for the site-specific incorporation of Bpa.
Thus, we evolved a highly efficient and specific MbPyl(Bpa)RS/tRNA pair that exclusively incorporates Bpa in the presence of pcY and could be employed for dual incorporation of Bpa and pcY in 7D12.
Presynaptome is a database created to visualize and share, with the neuroscience and molecular biology research communities, information about proteins and interactions identified to be present in presynaptic nerve terminals of mammalian neurons. The website features a network of protein-protein interactions manually extracted from neuroscience research literature. The interactions in this network are identified to be exclusively from presynaptic nerve terminals of mammalian neurons. (Contacts: Avi Ma'ayan and Lakshmi A. Devi)
Over the past decade, scientists have developed and fine tuned many different ways to clone DNA fragments which have provided appealing alternatives to restriction enzyme cloning. These newer technologies have become more and more common, and for good reason. They offer many advantages over the traditional restriction enzyme cloning we once relied exclusively on. In this blog post, I will go over some advantages, disadvantages, and examples of how scientists are using Gibson assembly to put together DNA fragments.
This lesson was developed for an upper-level, Special Topics in Biotechnology laboratory course focused exclusively on CRISPR Technologies. Student data from two sections of the course, one in Fall 2019 and the other Spring 2020 were combined for analysis (N=29). Both sections were 50% upper-level undergraduate and graduate students, and this lesson was taught in face-to-face format. Learning objectives were assessed as described in Table 3 (below) and student performance on graded assessments is summarized in Figure 3 with additional details for the Experiment Summary Lab Report provided in Supporting File S17.
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Pangenome visualization of gastrointestinal microbes from different hosts. In A) Blautia_A sp900541345; in B) Catenibacterium sp000437715; in C) Enterococcus_B hirae; and in D) Phascolarctobacterium sp900544885. Blue: Dog_MAG from [10], Violet: Human_MAG from [36], Green: Animal_MAG from [10], Pink: Dog_HQ_MAG (this study)., The dendrogram in the center is ordered by gene cluster presence/absence. The dendrogram in the right up corner clustering is ordered by ANI percentage identity. CORE: gene clusters shared by all the representatives. ACCESSORY: gene clusters shared by some of the representatives. SINGLETON: unique gene clusters, exclusive to a single representative.
Bacteria can acquire an accessory genome through the horizontal transfer of genetic elements from non-parental lineages. This leads to rapid genetic evolution allowing traits such as antibiotic resistance and virulence to spread through bacterial communities. The study of complete genomes of bacterial strains helps to understand the genomic traits associated with virulence and antibiotic resistance. We aimed to investigate the complete accessory genome of an ocular isolate of Pseudomonas aeruginosa strain PA34. We obtained the complete genome of PA34 utilising genome sequence reads from Illumina and Oxford Nanopore Technology followed by PCR to close any identified gaps. In-depth genomic analysis was performed using various bioinformatics tools. The susceptibility to heavy metals and cytotoxicity was determined to confirm expression of certain traits. The complete genome of PA34 includes a chromosome of 6.8 Mbp and two plasmids of 95.4 Kbp (pMKPA34-1) and 26.8 Kbp (pMKPA34-2). PA34 had a large accessory genome of 1,213 genes and had 543 unique genes not present in other strains. These exclusive genes encoded features related to metal and antibiotic resistance, phage integrase and transposons. At least 24 genomic islands (GIs) were predicated in the complete chromosome, of which two were integrated into novel sites. Eleven GIs carried virulence factors or replaced pathogenic genes. A bacteriophage carried the aminoglycoside resistance gene (AAC(3)-IId). The two plasmids carried other six antibiotic resistance genes. The large accessory genome of this ocular isolate plays a large role in shaping its virulence and antibiotic resistance.
Venn diagram showing the number of common and exclusive orthologs between and amongst four strains of P. aeruginosa. The total number of genes examined of each strain is shown in parentheses. The number were predicted by Roary pangenome analysis and figure was created using VENNY v2.1.
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