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Functional enrichment by direct plasmid recovery after fluorescence activated cell sorting.


ABSTRACT: Iterative screening of expressed protein libraries using fluorescence-activated cell sorting (FACS) typically involves culturing the pooled clones after each sort. In these experiments, if cell viability is compromised by the sort conditions and/or expression of the target protein(s), rescue PCR provides an alternative to culturing but requires re-cloning and can introduce amplification bias. We have optimized a simple protocol using commercially available reagents to directly recover plasmid DNA from sorted cells for subsequent transformation. We tested our protocol with 2 different screening systems in which <10% of sorted cells survive culturing and demonstrate that >60% of the sorted cell population was recovered.

SUBMITTER: Ramesh B 

PROVIDER: S-EPMC5173293 | biostudies-literature | 2015 Sep

REPOSITORIES: biostudies-literature

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Functional enrichment by direct plasmid recovery after fluorescence activated cell sorting.

Ramesh Balakrishnan B   Frei Christopher S CS   Cirino Patrick C PC   Varadarajan Navin N  

BioTechniques 20150901 3


Iterative screening of expressed protein libraries using fluorescence-activated cell sorting (FACS) typically involves culturing the pooled clones after each sort. In these experiments, if cell viability is compromised by the sort conditions and/or expression of the target protein(s), rescue PCR provides an alternative to culturing but requires re-cloning and can introduce amplification bias. We have optimized a simple protocol using commercially available reagents to directly recover plasmid DN  ...[more]

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