Dear Murpholino,
a portuguese company called NZYtech has a collection of fusion tag pHTP expression vectors (https://www.nzytech.com/wp-content/uploads/2019/04/nzyeasy-cloning-expression-system_userguide_v1901.pdf), some of them designed for increased protein's solubilization.

We have a recent example of using a Ketosteroid isomerase (KSI) tag that highly increased solubility and crystallizability of one of our tagets (a kinase). No news on phasing and phase extension since crystals were not screened yet due to this long lock-down.

HTH, best,
Jose




Subject Fusion proteins to solubilize your protein
From    Murpholino Peligro
Date    Tue 19:44
I was wondering how many proteins that help to crystallize the protein of interest are out there...

and how effective is the phase extension method (i.e. use MR to get the structure of the fusion protein into its density and the density of the protein of interest...)

Is there a way to get this data from the PDB?

Here is my list so far:
- MBP
- GFP
- TRX
- Lysozyme
- GST

Thanks


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