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Understanding the binding interface of a structurally disordered protein

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posted on 2020-05-14, 00:00 authored by Isabel Noyes
This study investigates what structures and sequences the PopZ protein can bind to. I hypothesize that PopZ only binds to a specific sequence or sequences. The experiment was conducted using E. coli bacteria along with the plasmid GB1331, PCR template JH79, and a forward and 2 reverse PCR primers. The plasmid was grown and purified. The template was amplified through a PCR reaction. The plasmid and the PCR template were used in E.coli to study what and how the PopZ protein binds. This research is important because the PopZ protein is a very important polar organizing protein that is vital during cell division.

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Advisor

Bowman, Grant

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eng

Language

English

Publisher

University of Wyoming. Libraries

Collection

Honors Theses AY 19/20

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