Last but certainly not least, my personal collection of chromoproteins. Retransformed and ready for agar art, biotech education, and a source for subcloning into your own constructs. All proteins open source and vibrant. Great for STEM outreach!
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Excited to announce some new plasmid offerings in my shop at ATinyGreenCell.com! Here's a thread of the current catalog. All proceeds directly support my lab and my continued effort to build useful open-source tools. Feel free to get in touch if you want to know more 💚 1/7- First, pOpenTaq - a *very* useful plasmid that allows you to make your own Taq polymerase, along with a user manual from Gene and Cell Technologies on batch culture production. Grow, boil, spin, buffer, and enjoy. atinygreencell.com/products/popen… 2/7
- Next, a convenient DNA ladder producing plasmid, p100BP. Just miniprep and cut with EcoR1 to produce a banding pattern in 100bp increments. Another open-source gem from Gene and Cell Technologies. atinygreencell.com/products/p100b… 3/7
- A personal design of mine, trying to harness the universality of the Himar1 transposon for use in randomly integrating DNA into your host microbe. Golden-Braid compatible and very easy to work with. Open source and made with love. atinygreencell.com/products/a1h-h… 4/7
- A lovely plant transformation plasmid enabling the expression of RUBY as a visual marker, a GFP knockout cassette for convenient cloning, and kanamycin selection marker for traditional plant engineering. atinygreencell.com/products/pcamb… 5/7
- The 6th edition of my very first plasmid, designed from scratch with @naturepoker1. Originated from a rant about unannotated DNA in traditional plasmids. All parts flanked by unique cut sites. FULLY annotated. Kanamycin selected. Ultra compact 1749bp atinygreencell.com/products/pidmv… 6/7
- Last but certainly not least, my personal collection of chromoproteins. Retransformed and ready for agar art, biotech education, and a source for subcloning into your own constructs. All proteins open source and vibrant. Great for STEM outreach! atinygreencell.com/products/rainb… 7/7
Pardon my ignorance, but could the chromoprotein be isolated and then put through Gel Electrophoresis? I've been using food coloring for my outreach (to simulate things like STR profiling) but the idea from production by bacteria to gel characterization sounds 👀
