Author:
Chen Qiu-Min,Cui Na,Yu Yang,Meng Xiang-Nan,Fan Hai-Yan
Abstract
Background:
The translationally controlled tumor protein (TCTP) was originally found in tumor tissue, and later found in other tissues. Initially, TCTP was considered a kind of growth-associated protein. Recent studies have shown that TCTP has many biological functions.
Objective:
To verification of CsTCTP1 gene function by yeast two-hybrid system, the pGBKT7- CsTCTP1 yeast expression vector was constructed and cytotoxicity and self-activating activity were detected, which could lay the foundation for further studies on gene function and make a preparation for verification of CsTCTP1 gene function by yeast two-hybrid system.
Method:
Specific PCR, conventional sequencing, heat shock conversion method and TE/LiAC transformation method.
Results:
We constructed a yeast expression vector containing the CsTCTP1 gene. The CsTCTP1 coding sequence was inserted into a pGBKT7 vector as a bait protein and then transformed into the Y2HGold yeast stain.
Conclusion:
We found that CsTCTP1 protein had no cytotoxic effect and could not be self-activated. The constructed bait expression vector can be used in the subsequent yeast two - hybrid detection system.
Publisher
Bentham Science Publishers Ltd.
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