Binding constants for CcpA with HPrSer46P interacting with various cre-elements
For analyzing the binding of CcpA-HPrSer46P-complexes to various cre-elements, Surface Plasmon Resonance was used. All operations were carried out on a Biacore X instrument (Biacore, Uppsala, Sweden). Biotinylated cre DNA was coupled on a Neutravidin coated chip in flowcell two, a biotinylated reference DNA in flowcell one. For visualizing only the interactions of the CcpA-HPrSer46P-complex with the cre elements, CcpA was saturated with 50µM HPrSer46P. Titrations were carried out with 5-100nM CcpA. The kinetic parameters were calculated with the BIAEVALUATION software 3.1 from the sensorgrams.
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Projects: BaCell-SysMO
Investigation: A dynamic model of the CcpA regulation network
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Assay type: Protein-protein Interaction
Technology type: Surface Plasmon Resonance
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