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Cell Free Protein Expression Validation
URL: https://cloud.ginkgo.bio/protocols/cell-free-protein-expression-validation Status: Ginkgo Certified Price: $39/sample (default: $936 for 8 proteins x 3 replicates = 24 samples) Turnaround: 5-10 days
Overview
Fastest path from a protein sequence to a quantitative go/no-go readout on expression. Uses a proprietary reconstituted E. coli transcription-translation (cell-free protein synthesis, CFPS) system. Reactions complete in 4-16 hours. Designed for early-stage screening, novel construct evaluation, and rapid triage of candidate sequences before committing resources to downstream optimization or purification.
Input
- DNA sequence in
.fastaformat - Sequences up to 1800 bp supported
Output
- Expression Confirmation: Verification of target protein at expected molecular weight
- Baseline Titer: Initial quantitative yield measurement (mg/L)
- Initial Purity: Percentage of target protein vs. impurities, delivered with virtual gel images
Automated Workflow
Phase 1 - CFPS Reaction Setup & Incubation
- Retrieve plates
- Stamp DNA templates
- Seal plate
- Incubate shaking at 30 deg C
Phase 2 - Quantification Prep
- Dispense PBS diluent
- Seal plate
- Store at 4 deg C
Phase 3 - LabChip Quantification
- Unseal plate
- LabChip quantification
- Seal plate
- Store at 4 deg C
Protocol Parameters
- Payloads & Reagents
- Bravo Stamp
- HiG Centrifuge
- Incubation & Storage
Ordering
- Number of Proteins: configurable
- Number of Replicates: configurable
- File Upload: CSV, Excel, FASTA, TXT, PDF, ZIP
- Additional Details: free-text field for special requirements
Certification Milestones
- Dry Run Complete
- Wet Run Complete
- Biovalidation Complete
- App Note Complete
Use Cases
- Screening candidate protein sequences for expressibility
- Go/no-go decisions before investing in optimization
- Evaluating novel constructs in a cell-free system
- Comparing expression levels across sequence variants