Quantitative assay for membrane association of proteins
AssigneeNew York University
InventorsMark R. Philips, Nicole Fehrenbacher, Joseph Wynne
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AssigneeNew York University
InventorsMark R. Philips, Nicole Fehrenbacher, Joseph Wynne
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The present invention relates to a kit for detection of association of a peripheral cellular membrane binding protein with cellular membranes in living cells and methods thereof. The kit includes a first nucleic acid construct comprising a first nucleic acid molecule encoding a first fusion protein comprising a peripheral cellular membrane binding protein or membrane binding domain thereof operatively coupled to DNA binding and transactivation domains of a naturally occurring or chimeric transcription factor and a first promoter operatively associated with the first nucleic acid molecule. A second nucleic acid construct comprises a second nucleic acid molecule encoding a reporter protein and a second promoter responsive to the DNA binding and transactivation domains of the first fusion protein. The second promoter is operatively associated with the second nucleic acid molecule. Activation of the second promoter results in expression of the reporter protein. Also disclosed is a transgenic non-human animal.
A kit for detection of association of a peripheral cellular membrane binding protein with cellular membranes in living cells, said kit comprising:
A method for detection of association of a peripheral cellular membrane binding protein with a cellular membrane in living cells, said method comprising:
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