BBa_J06650BBa_J06650 Version 1 (Component)Test of BBa_R0051
BBa_K594015BBa_K594015 Version 1 (Component)A device that can accepts the 3--O-C6-HSL and then produces lasI and EYFP
RBS-pcyABBa_K193402 Version 1 (Component)RBS is located upstream of pcyA
T18 domainBBa_K1638004 Version 1 (Component)T18 domain of CyaA from Bordetella pertussis
CBPa-BpABBa_K2053001 Version 1 (Component)Fusion cellulose-binding domain of CBP-B domain of protein A
BBa_K1937007BBa_K1937007 Version 1 (Component)AF-A : operon of antifungal peptides
BBa_K1365111BBa_K1365111 Version 1 (Component)dspB with signal sequence of USP45
BBa_K374002BBa_K374002 Version 1 (Component)the Gifsy-2 phage lysogenic repressor gtgR
BBa_K374000BBa_K374000 Version 1 (Component)the Gifsy-1 phage lysogenic repressor gogR
BBa_K1660005BBa_K1660005 Version 1 (Component)RFP controlled by the PompR promoter
YFP_SPtom4BBa_K809316 Version 1 (Component)YFP + signal peptide of Tom40
BBa_J23080BBa_J23080 Version 1 (Component)b0034 derived RBS to match spacing of J01122
Intein_assisted_Bisection_MappingIntein_assisted_Bisection_Mapping_collection Version 1 (Collection)Split inteins are powerful tools for seamless ligation of synthetic split proteins. Yet, their use remains limited because the already intricate split site identification problem is often complicated by the requirement of extein junction sequences. To address this, we augmented a mini-Mu transposon-based screening approach and devised the intein-assisted bisection mapping (IBM) method. IBM robustly revealed clusters of split sites on five proteins, converting them into AND or NAND logic gates. We further showed that the use of inteins expands functional sequence space for splitting a protein. We also demonstrated the utility of our approach over rational inference of split sites from secondary structure alignment of homologous proteins. Furthermore, the intein inserted at an identified site could be engineered by the transposon again to become partially chemically inducible, and to some extent enabled post-translational tuning on host protein function. Our work offers a generalizable and systematic route towards creating split protein-intein fusions and conditional inteins for protein activity control.
BBa_K1431301BBa_K1431301 Version 1 (Component)TRE-3G promoter+SV40 PolyA, an ideal controller of mammalian gene expression with Tet-On 3G protein
BBa_K1001758BBa_K1001758 Version 1 (Component)AraC coding upstream of Lux promoter upstream of GFP
BBa_I11013BBa_I11013 Version 1 (Component)Modification of biobricks part BBa_B0015
Strong+ImmBBa_K320006 Version 1 (Component)Constitutive expression of Immunotoxin
BBa_K1058003BBa_K1058003 Version 1 (Component)Promoter of penicillinase blaZ as well as promoter of blaR1
BBa_K1583013BBa_K1583013 Version 1 (Component)CsgA missing the start codon for fusion protein
BBa_K189061BBa_K189061 Version 1 (Component)Gp16 of Bacteriophage Mu
BBa_K835002BBa_K835002 Version 1 (Component)cytoplasmic region of tar
BBa_K189065BBa_K189065 Version 1 (Component)E18 of Bacteriophage Mu
BBa_K189068BBa_K189068 Version 1 (Component)C of Bacteriophage Mu
BBa_J100020BBa_J100020 Version 1 (Component)Second Half of AspC
BBa_K189052BBa_K189052 Version 1 (Component)GP7 of Bacteriophage Mu
BBa_K189050BBa_K189050 Version 1 (Component)Kil of Bacteriophage Mu
BBa_M30050BBa_M30050 Version 1 (Component)Refactoring of M13K07 genome
BBa_K189075BBa_K189075 Version 1 (Component)Gp28 of Bacteriophage Mu
BBa_K189056BBa_K189056 Version 1 (Component)Gp11 of Bacteriophage Mu
BBa_K189062BBa_K189062 Version 1 (Component)Gp16 of Bacteriophage Mu
BBa_K189057BBa_K189057 Version 1 (Component)Gp12 of Bacteriophage Mu
BBa_J61052BBa_J61052 Version 1 (Component)[neuS1] of K1 ORF
BBa_K189051BBa_K189051 Version 1 (Component)Gp6 of Bacteriophage Mu
BBa_K189070BBa_K189070 Version 1 (Component)Gp23 of Bacteriophage Mu
BBa_K189066BBa_K189066 Version 1 (Component)E19 of Bacteriophage Mu
BBa_I714002BBa_I714002 Version 1 (Component)traI of F plasmid
BBa_K189071BBa_K189071 Version 1 (Component)Gp24 of Bacteriophage Mu
BBa_K189048BBa_K189048 Version 1 (Component)A of Bacteriophage Mu
BBa_K189058BBa_K189058 Version 1 (Component)Gp13 of Bacteriophage Mu
BBa_K189054BBa_K189054 Version 1 (Component)GP9 of Bacteriophage Mu
BBa_K189076BBa_K189076 Version 1 (Component)Gp29 of Bacteriophage Mu
Strong+P25BBa_K320007 Version 1 (Component)Constitutive expression of P25
BBa_K189074BBa_K189074 Version 1 (Component)Gp27 of Bacteriophage Mu
BBa_K1650010BBa_K1650010 Version 1 (Component)Biosynthesis of beta-carotene
BBa_K189064BBa_K189064 Version 1 (Component)Mor of Bacteriophage Mu
BBa_K769002BBa_K769002 Version 1 (Component)Kinase domain of EnvZ
BBa_J100022BBa_J100022 Version 1 (Component)Second Half of PyrE
BBa_K189053BBa_K189053 Version 1 (Component)GP8 of Bacteriophage Mu
BBa_J72161BBa_J72161 Version 1 (Component)ColE2 origin of replication
BBa_K189073BBa_K189073 Version 1 (Component)Gp26 of Bacteriophage Mu