Table 17.3.4.
Two-Hybrid System Variants
| Systema | DNA-binding domain | Activation domain | Selection | Originating laboratoryb |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Two-hybrid | GAL4 | GAL4 | lacZ, HIS3 | S. Fields |
| Improved two-hybrid | GAL4 | GAL4 | HIS3, lacZ | S. Elledge |
| ProQuest | GAL4 | GAL4 | HIS3, URA3, lacZ | Invitrogen |
| Matchmaker System 3 | GAL4 | GAL4 | ADE2, HIS3, lacZ, MEL1 | Clontech |
| Interaction trap | LexA | B42 | LEU2, lacZ | R. Brent |
| Modified two-hybrid | LexA | VP16 | HIS3, lacZ | S. Hollenberg |
| Grow‘n’Glow | LexA | B42 | LEU2, GFP | S. Cormack |
| Dual bait | LexA/cI | B42 | LEU2, lacZ / LYS2, GusA | E. Golemis |
| Two-bait interaction trap | LexA/TetR | B42 | lacZ/URA3 | R. Brent |
| Grow ‘n’ Glow ACE1 | Ace1 | Ace1 | CUP1, GFP | T. Munder |
Only key systems designed to detect protein-protein interactions are listed. A variety of specialized two-hybrid systems, including systems designed to work with self-activating and membrane proteins, are described in a recent review (Izumchenko et al., 2007).
For references see Izumchenko et al. (2007).