Name for protein without a tag

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Name for protein without a tag

Postby talkingtree » May 21 2012 6:10 am

Hi,

For example, a His tagged protein is protein-His, a GST tagged protein is protein-GST, what is a recombinant protein without a tag?
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Re: Name for protein without a tag

Postby relaxin » May 21 2012 8:40 am

If it is a protein with unmodified sequence, just label as recombinant protein (e.g recombinant human Nrf2). If it is a part of a native protein, then label as recombinant human Nrf2 (1-277 aa).
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Re: Name for protein without a tag

Postby talkingtree » May 21 2012 9:06 am

Oh rite, thanks for the help
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Re: Name for protein without a tag

Postby tluebke » Jun 15 2012 4:46 am

We just add a "r" in front of the original gene name.
For your example this would result in: rNrf2. And than you can add Tags or mutations as you like.
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Re: Name for protein without a tag

Postby relaxin » Jun 17 2012 8:56 pm

Shorten name such rNrf2 is not standard terminology (it could mean rat Nrf2) and should be defined when first used.
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