Abstract
The blue light-dependent interaction between the proteins iLID and Nano allows recruiting and patterning proteins on GUV membranes, which thereby capture key features of patterns observed in nature. This photoswitchable protein interaction provides non-invasive, reversible and dynamic control over protein patterns of different sizes with high specificity and spatiotemporal resolution.
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Bartelt, S. M., Chervyachkova, E., Steinkühler, J., Ricken, J., Wieneke, R., Tampé, R., … Wegner, S. V. (2018). Dynamic blue light-switchable protein patterns on giant unilamellar vesicles. Chemical Communications, 54(8), 948–951. https://doi.org/10.1039/c7cc08758f
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