A hyperpromiscuous antitoxin protein domain for the neutralization of diverse toxin domains

Authors

Tatsuaki Kurata, a , 1 Chayan Kumar Saha, a , b , 1 Jessica A. Buttress, c Toomas Mets, d Tetiana Brodiazhenko, d Kathryn J. Turnbull, e Ololade F. Awoyomi, f Sofia Raquel Alves Oliveira, d Steffi Jimmy, g Karin Ernits, h Maxence Delannoy, i Karina Persson, h Tanel Tenson, d Henrik Strahl, c Vasili Hauryliuk, a , b , d , j , 2 and Gemma C. Atkinson a , b , 2

Topic

Medical Research, Molecular Biology

Extract

"Microscopy was performed using a Nikon Eclipse Ti equipped with a Nikon Plan Apo 100×/1.40 Oil Ph3 objective, CoolLED pE-4000 light source, Photometrics BSI sCMOS camera, and Chroma 49002 (excitation [EX] 470/40, dichroic mirror [DM] 495 lpxr, and emission [EM] 525/50) and Semrock Cy5-4040C (EX 628/40, DM 660 lp, EM 692/40) filter sets.
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Product Type

pE-4000

Journal

PNAS

Year of Publication

2022

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