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Yoo Seong Choi

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Development of a protein microarray using sequence-specific DNA binding domain on DNA chip surface.

A protein microarray based on DNA microarray platform was developed to identify protein-protein interactions in vitro. The conventional DNA chip surface by 156-bp PCR product was prepared for a substrate of protein microarray. High-affinity sequence-specific DNA binding domain, GAL4 DNA binding domain, was introduced to the protein microarray as fusion partner of a target model protein, enhanced green fluorescent protein. The target protein was oriented immobilized directly on the DNA chip surface. Finally, monoclonal antibody of the target protein was used to identify the immobilized protein on the surface. This study shows that the conventional DNA chip can be used to make a protein microarray directly, and this novel protein microarray can be applicable as a tool for identifying protein-protein interactions.

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Development of a plasmid display system using GAL4 DNA binding domain for the in vitro screening of functional proteins.

A plasmid display system using GAL4 DNA binding domain (GAL4 DBD) was constructed to enrich the molecular diversity and in vitro selection of functional proteins. Model proteins used were enhanced green fluorescent protein (EGFP) and glutathione S-transferase (GST). The feasibility of this display system was examined using enrichment experiments of target protein from a model protein mixture and identifying the encoding genes by PCR, in which the model protein mixture includes GAL4 DBD/GST fusion protein, GAL4 DBD/EGFP fusion protein, and xylanase. Target proteins of GAL4 DBD/GST and GAL4 DBD/EGFP from the model protein mixture were efficiently isolated by the plasmid display, respectively. The results show that the display system is sufficiently sensitive to select a target protein from a protein mixture, and that it is possible to discover the functional proteins from large libraries using relatively simple approaches.

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