GFP11

GFP11, 16 amino acids long, is a protein fusion tag. GFP11 presents proteins at the outer membrane of gram-negative bacteria and to label it with green fluorescence by complementation with externally added GFP1-10. GFP11 causes no significant perturbation of protein solubility and expression and alteration of the catalytic activity for enzyme CsBglA due to its small size. GFP11 can be used to form split-GFP system for biotechnological high-throughput and flow cytometry applications[1].

862973-56-6

12352209

Fluorescent Dye

Others

Others

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C79H124N24O24S

1826.04

[1]Gercke D, et al. Split-GFP complementation at the bacterial cell surface for antibody-free labeling and quantification of heterologous protein display. Enzyme Microb Technol. 2024 Mar;174:110391.

Room temperature

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