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. 2019 Jun 28;8:e46808. doi: 10.7554/eLife.46808

Figure 1. Effects of cassette sequence on GFP unfolding and degradation.

Figure 1.

(A) Starting at the N terminus, substrates contained residues 1–229 of A.victoria GFP (PDB 1GFL, Yang et al., 1996), a cassette with 12 variable residues, and a partial ssrA degron. (B) Method for measuring intracellular degradation of substrates by ClpXΔN/ClpP. (C) Cellular fluorescence depends upon ClpXΔN/ClpP expression and cassette sequence (listed in Table 1). (D) Fraction intracellular degradation for substrates bearing different cassettes. (E) Fits of the substrate dependence of degradation in vitro to a hyperbolic Michaelis-Menten equation. (F) Vmax values for different substrates. In panels, C–F, values represent averages (± S.D.) of three biological replicates.