Fluorescent proteins and chromoproteins from non-aequorea hydrozoa species and methods for using same
CA 2505974 A1 · Owner: Shagin, Dmitry Alexeevich · Inventors: Shagin, Dmitry Alexeevich; Lukyanov, Sergei Anatolievich; Yanushevich, Yury Grigorievich
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The present invention provides nucleic acid molecules encoding a fluorescent and chromo- proteins and mutants, variants and derivatives thereof as well as , proteins and peptides encoded by these nucleic acids. The nucleic acid molecules and proteins of interest are isolated from non-Aequorea Hydrozoa species. The proteins of interest include yellow fluorescent protein phiYFP, from Phialidium sp. green fluorescent protein hydr1GFP and purple chromoprotein, hm2CP from hydroid medusae of sub-order Anthomedusae. Also of interest are proteins that are substantially similar to or derivatives, or , homologues, or mutants of the above-referenced specific proteins. Also provided are fragments …
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