Protein library display systems and methods thereof
AssigneeDuke University
InventorsMichael Tadross, Victoria Goldenshtein
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AssigneeDuke University
InventorsMichael Tadross, Victoria Goldenshtein
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Disclosed herein are protein-RNA display constructs that couple a protein of interest to its encoding mRNA. An example protein-RNA display construct includes a first nucleotide portion including an RNA that forms hairpin structures; a second nucleotide portion including an mRNA encoding a protein of interest; a first protein portion including a protein having RNA hairpin binding peptides that can specifically bind to the RNA hairpin structures; and a second protein portion including the protein of interest. The protein-RNA display constructs take advantage of binding interactions between RNA hairpin structures and RNA hairpin binding peptides to stably couple the protein of interest to its encoding mRNA. Also disclosed are nucleic acids encoding the protein-RNA display constructs, libraries and kits including the protein-RNA display constructs, and methods of using the protein-RNA display constructs in high-throughput display applications.
A nucleic acid comprising, in an upstream to downstream direction:
A nucleic acid comprising, in an upstream to downstream direction:
A protein-RNA display construct comprising:
A protein-RNA display construct comprising:
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