| Types | DnaRegion
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| Roles | Protein_Domain
polypeptide_domain
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| Sequences | BBa_K1865000_sequence (Version 1)
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Description
This dockerin is derived from the organism Bacteroides cellulolyticus. The dockerin domain is a domain, which binds to a cohesin domain with the strength of half a covalent bond. In nature dockerins are found connecting enzymes to scaffoldin proteins, where they form multienzymatic complexes. This dockerin can be used in conjuction with an enzyme of choice, which can thereby be bound to a scaffoldin with a B. cellulolyticus cohesin or cohesin consensus sequence.
Notes
When attaching any enzyme to the dockerin, please be verify whether the sequences of both enzyme and dockerin are in frame behind each other.
Source
The part was isolated from Bacertoides cellulolyticus DNA.
