Protein fragment complementation assays in whole animals...

Chemistry: molecular biology and microbiology – Measuring or testing process involving enzymes or... – Involving nucleic acid

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C536S023400

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ABSTRACT:
The instant invention describes a method for detecting protein-protein interactions in living organisms and/or cells, said method comprising: (a) synthesizing probe protein fragments from a protein which enables fluorescent or luminescent detection by dissecting the gene coding for the fluorescent or luminescent protein into a least two fragments; (2) constructing fusion proteins consisting of the probe protein fragments linked to protein domains that are to be tested for interactions; (3) coexpressing the fusion proteins; and (d) detecting reconstitution of the fluorescence or luminescence signal.

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