Y1H cDNA Library Screening Services
Fig.1 Outline of variations and considerations in Y1H assays. [1]
Yeast one-hybrid screening is a versatile and efficient method to rapidly identify heterologous transcription factors (or other DNA-binding proteins) that can interact with a specific regulatory DNA sequence of interest (the bait sequence). The one-hybrid screen is derived from the two-hybrid concept. In the two-hybrid technique, the interaction between two proteins (bait and prey) is detected via in vivo reconstitution of a transcriptional activator that turns on expression of a reporter gene. While, in the one-hybrid system, detection is based on the interaction of a transcription factor (prey) with a bait DNA sequence upstream of a reporter gene. To ensure that DNA binding results in reporter-gene activation, cDNA expression libraries are used to produce hybrids between the prey and a strong transactivating domain. The advantage of cloning transcription factors or other DNA-binding proteins via one-hybrid screenings, compared to biochemical techniques, is that the procedure does not require specific optimization of in vitro conditions. This may circumvent possible difficulties, e.g., incorrect protein folding or lack of post-transcriptional modifications, that may occur in screenings for transcription factors via a prokaryotic expression system such as that used in the E. coli–based southwestern procedure.
Applications:
- Identification of protein-DNA interactions
- Screening for novel genes that bind to the cis-regulatory element
- Elucidate mechanisms of action
- Unravel pathways and molecular mechanism
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References:
- Sewell JA & Bass JIF. (2018). Options and considerations when using a yeast one-hybrid system. In Two-Hybrid Systems (pp. 119-130). Humana Press, New York, NY.
- Ouwerkerk PB, & Meijer AH. (2011). Yeast one-hybrid screens for detection of transcription factor DNA interactions. In Plant Reverse Genetics (pp. 211-227). Humana Press, Totowa, NJ.
- Ouwerkerk PB, & Meijer AH. (2001). Yeast one‐hybrid screening for DNA‐protein interactions. Current protocols in molecular biology, 55(1), 12-12.
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