Toolkit/GFP-CRY2

GFP-CRY2

Construct Pattern·Research·Since 2009

Taxonomy: Mechanism Branch / Architecture. Workflows sit above the mechanism and technique branches rather than replacing them.

Summary

GFP-CRY2 is an N-terminal green fluorescent protein fusion to Arabidopsis CRY2. In the cited Plant Cell study, this fusion retained blue light-dependent biochemical and physiological activities similar to endogenous CRY2 and showed blue light-responsive degradation behavior more similar to native CRY2 than the reciprocal CRY2-GFP construct.

Usefulness & Problems

Why this is useful

This construct is useful as a fluorescently tagged version of Arabidopsis CRY2 that preserves native-like blue light responsiveness better than a C-terminal GFP fusion. It addresses the need to visualize or track CRY2 while maintaining light-dependent activity and degradation properties associated with the endogenous photoreceptor.

Source:

While GFP-CRY2 exerts light-dependent biochemical and physiological activities similar to those of the endogenous CRY2

Problem solved

The specific problem addressed is how to fuse GFP to CRY2 without strongly perturbing CRY2 function. The cited evidence indicates that N-terminal GFP fusion avoids the constitutive activity and retarded blue light-induced degradation observed for CRY2-GFP.

Problem links

Need conditional protein clearance

Derived

GFP-CRY2 is an N-terminal GFP fusion to Arabidopsis CRY2 that retains light-dependent biochemical and physiological activities similar to endogenous CRY2. In the cited study, it behaved more like native CRY2 than the reciprocal CRY2-GFP fusion, particularly with respect to blue light-responsive activity and degradation behavior.

Need precise spatiotemporal control with light input

Derived

GFP-CRY2 is an N-terminal GFP fusion to Arabidopsis CRY2 that retains light-dependent biochemical and physiological activities similar to endogenous CRY2. In the cited study, it behaved more like native CRY2 than the reciprocal CRY2-GFP fusion, particularly with respect to blue light-responsive activity and degradation behavior.

Taxonomy & Function

Primary hierarchy

Mechanism Branch

Architecture: A reusable architecture pattern for arranging parts into an engineered system.

Techniques

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Target processes

degradation

Input: Light

Implementation Constraints

cofactor dependency: cofactor requirement unknownencoding mode: genetically encodedimplementation constraint: context specific validationimplementation constraint: spectral hardware requirementoperating role: actuatoroperating role: regulator

The construct design is an N-terminal GFP fusion to Arabidopsis CRY2. The relevant input modality is blue light, and the cited study specifically evaluated light-dependent biochemical, physiological, and degradation responses under blue light.

The evidence is limited to a comparative study against endogenous CRY2 and the reciprocal CRY2-GFP fusion in Arabidopsis CRY2 context. The supplied evidence does not provide quantitative performance metrics, broader cross-system validation, or direct mechanistic dissection for the GFP-CRY2 fusion itself beyond its light-dependent activity and degradation behavior.

Validation

Cell-freeBacteriaMammalianMouseHumanTherapeuticIndep. Replication

Supporting Sources

Ranked Claims

Claim 1constitutive activitysupports2009Source 1needs review

CRY2-GFP shows constitutive biochemical and physiological activities.

CRY2-GFP showed constitutive biochemical and physiological activities
Claim 2constitutive activitysupports2009Source 1needs review

CRY2-GFP shows constitutive biochemical and physiological activities.

CRY2-GFP showed constitutive biochemical and physiological activities
Claim 3constitutive activitysupports2009Source 1needs review

CRY2-GFP shows constitutive biochemical and physiological activities.

CRY2-GFP showed constitutive biochemical and physiological activities
Claim 4constitutive activitysupports2009Source 1needs review

CRY2-GFP shows constitutive biochemical and physiological activities.

CRY2-GFP showed constitutive biochemical and physiological activities
Claim 5constitutive activitysupports2009Source 1needs review

CRY2-GFP shows constitutive biochemical and physiological activities.

CRY2-GFP showed constitutive biochemical and physiological activities
Claim 6constitutive activitysupports2009Source 1needs review

CRY2-GFP shows constitutive biochemical and physiological activities.

CRY2-GFP showed constitutive biochemical and physiological activities
Claim 7constitutive activitysupports2009Source 1needs review

CRY2-GFP shows constitutive biochemical and physiological activities.

CRY2-GFP showed constitutive biochemical and physiological activities
Claim 8constitutive activitysupports2009Source 1needs review

CRY2-GFP shows constitutive biochemical and physiological activities.

CRY2-GFP showed constitutive biochemical and physiological activities
Claim 9constitutive activitysupports2009Source 1needs review

CRY2-GFP shows constitutive biochemical and physiological activities.

CRY2-GFP showed constitutive biochemical and physiological activities
Claim 10constitutive activitysupports2009Source 1needs review

CRY2-GFP shows constitutive biochemical and physiological activities.

CRY2-GFP showed constitutive biochemical and physiological activities
Claim 11degradation comparisonsupports2009Source 1needs review

CRY2-GFP degradation is significantly retarded in response to blue light compared with GFP-CRY2 or endogenous CRY2.

Compared with GFP-CRY2 or the endogenous CRY2, CRY2-GFP degradation was significantly retarded in response to blue light
Claim 12degradation comparisonsupports2009Source 1needs review

CRY2-GFP degradation is significantly retarded in response to blue light compared with GFP-CRY2 or endogenous CRY2.

Compared with GFP-CRY2 or the endogenous CRY2, CRY2-GFP degradation was significantly retarded in response to blue light
Claim 13degradation comparisonsupports2009Source 1needs review

CRY2-GFP degradation is significantly retarded in response to blue light compared with GFP-CRY2 or endogenous CRY2.

Compared with GFP-CRY2 or the endogenous CRY2, CRY2-GFP degradation was significantly retarded in response to blue light
Claim 14degradation comparisonsupports2009Source 1needs review

CRY2-GFP degradation is significantly retarded in response to blue light compared with GFP-CRY2 or endogenous CRY2.

Compared with GFP-CRY2 or the endogenous CRY2, CRY2-GFP degradation was significantly retarded in response to blue light
Claim 15degradation comparisonsupports2009Source 1needs review

CRY2-GFP degradation is significantly retarded in response to blue light compared with GFP-CRY2 or endogenous CRY2.

Compared with GFP-CRY2 or the endogenous CRY2, CRY2-GFP degradation was significantly retarded in response to blue light
Claim 16degradation comparisonsupports2009Source 1needs review

CRY2-GFP degradation is significantly retarded in response to blue light compared with GFP-CRY2 or endogenous CRY2.

Compared with GFP-CRY2 or the endogenous CRY2, CRY2-GFP degradation was significantly retarded in response to blue light
Claim 17degradation comparisonsupports2009Source 1needs review

CRY2-GFP degradation is significantly retarded in response to blue light compared with GFP-CRY2 or endogenous CRY2.

Compared with GFP-CRY2 or the endogenous CRY2, CRY2-GFP degradation was significantly retarded in response to blue light
Claim 18degradation comparisonsupports2009Source 1needs review

CRY2-GFP degradation is significantly retarded in response to blue light compared with GFP-CRY2 or endogenous CRY2.

Compared with GFP-CRY2 or the endogenous CRY2, CRY2-GFP degradation was significantly retarded in response to blue light
Claim 19degradation comparisonsupports2009Source 1needs review

CRY2-GFP degradation is significantly retarded in response to blue light compared with GFP-CRY2 or endogenous CRY2.

Compared with GFP-CRY2 or the endogenous CRY2, CRY2-GFP degradation was significantly retarded in response to blue light
Claim 20degradation comparisonsupports2009Source 1needs review

CRY2-GFP degradation is significantly retarded in response to blue light compared with GFP-CRY2 or endogenous CRY2.

Compared with GFP-CRY2 or the endogenous CRY2, CRY2-GFP degradation was significantly retarded in response to blue light
Claim 21degradation comparisonsupports2009Source 1needs review

CRY2-GFP degradation is significantly retarded in response to blue light compared with GFP-CRY2 or endogenous CRY2.

Compared with GFP-CRY2 or the endogenous CRY2, CRY2-GFP degradation was significantly retarded in response to blue light
Claim 22degradation comparisonsupports2009Source 1needs review

CRY2-GFP degradation is significantly retarded in response to blue light compared with GFP-CRY2 or endogenous CRY2.

Compared with GFP-CRY2 or the endogenous CRY2, CRY2-GFP degradation was significantly retarded in response to blue light
Claim 23degradation comparisonsupports2009Source 1needs review

CRY2-GFP degradation is significantly retarded in response to blue light compared with GFP-CRY2 or endogenous CRY2.

Compared with GFP-CRY2 or the endogenous CRY2, CRY2-GFP degradation was significantly retarded in response to blue light
Claim 24degradation comparisonsupports2009Source 1needs review

CRY2-GFP degradation is significantly retarded in response to blue light compared with GFP-CRY2 or endogenous CRY2.

Compared with GFP-CRY2 or the endogenous CRY2, CRY2-GFP degradation was significantly retarded in response to blue light
Claim 25degradation comparisonsupports2009Source 1needs review

CRY2-GFP degradation is significantly retarded in response to blue light compared with GFP-CRY2 or endogenous CRY2.

Compared with GFP-CRY2 or the endogenous CRY2, CRY2-GFP degradation was significantly retarded in response to blue light
Claim 26degradation comparisonsupports2009Source 1needs review

CRY2-GFP degradation is significantly retarded in response to blue light compared with GFP-CRY2 or endogenous CRY2.

Compared with GFP-CRY2 or the endogenous CRY2, CRY2-GFP degradation was significantly retarded in response to blue light
Claim 27degradation comparisonsupports2009Source 1needs review

CRY2-GFP degradation is significantly retarded in response to blue light compared with GFP-CRY2 or endogenous CRY2.

Compared with GFP-CRY2 or the endogenous CRY2, CRY2-GFP degradation was significantly retarded in response to blue light
Claim 28functional activity comparisonsupports2009Source 1needs review

GFP-CRY2 exhibits light-dependent biochemical and physiological activities similar to endogenous CRY2.

While GFP-CRY2 exerts light-dependent biochemical and physiological activities similar to those of the endogenous CRY2
Claim 29functional activity comparisonsupports2009Source 1needs review

GFP-CRY2 exhibits light-dependent biochemical and physiological activities similar to endogenous CRY2.

While GFP-CRY2 exerts light-dependent biochemical and physiological activities similar to those of the endogenous CRY2
Claim 30functional activity comparisonsupports2009Source 1needs review

GFP-CRY2 exhibits light-dependent biochemical and physiological activities similar to endogenous CRY2.

While GFP-CRY2 exerts light-dependent biochemical and physiological activities similar to those of the endogenous CRY2
Claim 31functional activity comparisonsupports2009Source 1needs review

GFP-CRY2 exhibits light-dependent biochemical and physiological activities similar to endogenous CRY2.

While GFP-CRY2 exerts light-dependent biochemical and physiological activities similar to those of the endogenous CRY2
Claim 32functional activity comparisonsupports2009Source 1needs review

GFP-CRY2 exhibits light-dependent biochemical and physiological activities similar to endogenous CRY2.

While GFP-CRY2 exerts light-dependent biochemical and physiological activities similar to those of the endogenous CRY2
Claim 33functional activity comparisonsupports2009Source 1needs review

GFP-CRY2 exhibits light-dependent biochemical and physiological activities similar to endogenous CRY2.

While GFP-CRY2 exerts light-dependent biochemical and physiological activities similar to those of the endogenous CRY2
Claim 34functional activity comparisonsupports2009Source 1needs review

GFP-CRY2 exhibits light-dependent biochemical and physiological activities similar to endogenous CRY2.

While GFP-CRY2 exerts light-dependent biochemical and physiological activities similar to those of the endogenous CRY2
Claim 35functional activity comparisonsupports2009Source 1needs review

GFP-CRY2 exhibits light-dependent biochemical and physiological activities similar to endogenous CRY2.

While GFP-CRY2 exerts light-dependent biochemical and physiological activities similar to those of the endogenous CRY2
Claim 36functional activity comparisonsupports2009Source 1needs review

GFP-CRY2 exhibits light-dependent biochemical and physiological activities similar to endogenous CRY2.

While GFP-CRY2 exerts light-dependent biochemical and physiological activities similar to those of the endogenous CRY2
Claim 37functional activity comparisonsupports2009Source 1needs review

GFP-CRY2 exhibits light-dependent biochemical and physiological activities similar to endogenous CRY2.

While GFP-CRY2 exerts light-dependent biochemical and physiological activities similar to those of the endogenous CRY2
Claim 38functional activity comparisonsupports2009Source 1needs review

GFP-CRY2 exhibits light-dependent biochemical and physiological activities similar to endogenous CRY2.

While GFP-CRY2 exerts light-dependent biochemical and physiological activities similar to those of the endogenous CRY2
Claim 39functional activity comparisonsupports2009Source 1needs review

GFP-CRY2 exhibits light-dependent biochemical and physiological activities similar to endogenous CRY2.

While GFP-CRY2 exerts light-dependent biochemical and physiological activities similar to those of the endogenous CRY2
Claim 40functional activity comparisonsupports2009Source 1needs review

GFP-CRY2 exhibits light-dependent biochemical and physiological activities similar to endogenous CRY2.

While GFP-CRY2 exerts light-dependent biochemical and physiological activities similar to those of the endogenous CRY2
Claim 41functional activity comparisonsupports2009Source 1needs review

GFP-CRY2 exhibits light-dependent biochemical and physiological activities similar to endogenous CRY2.

While GFP-CRY2 exerts light-dependent biochemical and physiological activities similar to those of the endogenous CRY2
Claim 42functional activity comparisonsupports2009Source 1needs review

GFP-CRY2 exhibits light-dependent biochemical and physiological activities similar to endogenous CRY2.

While GFP-CRY2 exerts light-dependent biochemical and physiological activities similar to those of the endogenous CRY2
Claim 43functional activity comparisonsupports2009Source 1needs review

GFP-CRY2 exhibits light-dependent biochemical and physiological activities similar to endogenous CRY2.

While GFP-CRY2 exerts light-dependent biochemical and physiological activities similar to those of the endogenous CRY2
Claim 44functional activity comparisonsupports2009Source 1needs review

GFP-CRY2 exhibits light-dependent biochemical and physiological activities similar to endogenous CRY2.

While GFP-CRY2 exerts light-dependent biochemical and physiological activities similar to those of the endogenous CRY2
Claim 45mechanistic interpretationsupports2009Source 1needs review

The nuclear bodies may result from accumulation of photoexcited CRY2-GFP waiting to be degraded.

suggesting that the nuclear bodies may result from accumulation of photoexcited CRY2-GFP waiting to be degraded
Claim 46mechanistic interpretationsupports2009Source 1needs review

The nuclear bodies may result from accumulation of photoexcited CRY2-GFP waiting to be degraded.

suggesting that the nuclear bodies may result from accumulation of photoexcited CRY2-GFP waiting to be degraded
Claim 47mechanistic interpretationsupports2009Source 1needs review

The nuclear bodies may result from accumulation of photoexcited CRY2-GFP waiting to be degraded.

suggesting that the nuclear bodies may result from accumulation of photoexcited CRY2-GFP waiting to be degraded
Claim 48mechanistic interpretationsupports2009Source 1needs review

The nuclear bodies may result from accumulation of photoexcited CRY2-GFP waiting to be degraded.

suggesting that the nuclear bodies may result from accumulation of photoexcited CRY2-GFP waiting to be degraded
Claim 49mechanistic interpretationsupports2009Source 1needs review

The nuclear bodies may result from accumulation of photoexcited CRY2-GFP waiting to be degraded.

suggesting that the nuclear bodies may result from accumulation of photoexcited CRY2-GFP waiting to be degraded
Claim 50mechanistic interpretationsupports2009Source 1needs review

The nuclear bodies may result from accumulation of photoexcited CRY2-GFP waiting to be degraded.

suggesting that the nuclear bodies may result from accumulation of photoexcited CRY2-GFP waiting to be degraded
Claim 51mechanistic interpretationsupports2009Source 1needs review

The nuclear bodies may result from accumulation of photoexcited CRY2-GFP waiting to be degraded.

suggesting that the nuclear bodies may result from accumulation of photoexcited CRY2-GFP waiting to be degraded
Claim 52mechanistic interpretationsupports2009Source 1needs review

The nuclear bodies may result from accumulation of photoexcited CRY2-GFP waiting to be degraded.

suggesting that the nuclear bodies may result from accumulation of photoexcited CRY2-GFP waiting to be degraded
Claim 53mechanistic interpretationsupports2009Source 1needs review

The nuclear bodies may result from accumulation of photoexcited CRY2-GFP waiting to be degraded.

suggesting that the nuclear bodies may result from accumulation of photoexcited CRY2-GFP waiting to be degraded
Claim 54mechanistic interpretationsupports2009Source 1needs review

The nuclear bodies may result from accumulation of photoexcited CRY2-GFP waiting to be degraded.

suggesting that the nuclear bodies may result from accumulation of photoexcited CRY2-GFP waiting to be degraded
Claim 55mechanistic interpretationsupports2009Source 1needs review

The results are consistent with the hypothesis that photoexcited CRY2 disengages its C-terminal domain from the PHR domain to become active.

These results are consistent with the hypothesis that photoexcited CRY2 disengages its C-terminal domain from the PHR domain to become active.
Claim 56mechanistic interpretationsupports2009Source 1needs review

The results are consistent with the hypothesis that photoexcited CRY2 disengages its C-terminal domain from the PHR domain to become active.

These results are consistent with the hypothesis that photoexcited CRY2 disengages its C-terminal domain from the PHR domain to become active.
Claim 57mechanistic interpretationsupports2009Source 1needs review

The results are consistent with the hypothesis that photoexcited CRY2 disengages its C-terminal domain from the PHR domain to become active.

These results are consistent with the hypothesis that photoexcited CRY2 disengages its C-terminal domain from the PHR domain to become active.
Claim 58mechanistic interpretationsupports2009Source 1needs review

The results are consistent with the hypothesis that photoexcited CRY2 disengages its C-terminal domain from the PHR domain to become active.

These results are consistent with the hypothesis that photoexcited CRY2 disengages its C-terminal domain from the PHR domain to become active.
Claim 59mechanistic interpretationsupports2009Source 1needs review

The results are consistent with the hypothesis that photoexcited CRY2 disengages its C-terminal domain from the PHR domain to become active.

These results are consistent with the hypothesis that photoexcited CRY2 disengages its C-terminal domain from the PHR domain to become active.
Claim 60mechanistic interpretationsupports2009Source 1needs review

The results are consistent with the hypothesis that photoexcited CRY2 disengages its C-terminal domain from the PHR domain to become active.

These results are consistent with the hypothesis that photoexcited CRY2 disengages its C-terminal domain from the PHR domain to become active.
Claim 61mechanistic interpretationsupports2009Source 1needs review

The results are consistent with the hypothesis that photoexcited CRY2 disengages its C-terminal domain from the PHR domain to become active.

These results are consistent with the hypothesis that photoexcited CRY2 disengages its C-terminal domain from the PHR domain to become active.
Claim 62mechanistic interpretationsupports2009Source 1needs review

The results are consistent with the hypothesis that photoexcited CRY2 disengages its C-terminal domain from the PHR domain to become active.

These results are consistent with the hypothesis that photoexcited CRY2 disengages its C-terminal domain from the PHR domain to become active.
Claim 63mechanistic interpretationsupports2009Source 1needs review

The results are consistent with the hypothesis that photoexcited CRY2 disengages its C-terminal domain from the PHR domain to become active.

These results are consistent with the hypothesis that photoexcited CRY2 disengages its C-terminal domain from the PHR domain to become active.
Claim 64mechanistic interpretationsupports2009Source 1needs review

The results are consistent with the hypothesis that photoexcited CRY2 disengages its C-terminal domain from the PHR domain to become active.

These results are consistent with the hypothesis that photoexcited CRY2 disengages its C-terminal domain from the PHR domain to become active.
Claim 65mechanistic interpretationsupports2009Source 1needs review

The results are consistent with the hypothesis that photoexcited CRY2 disengages its C-terminal domain from the PHR domain to become active.

These results are consistent with the hypothesis that photoexcited CRY2 disengages its C-terminal domain from the PHR domain to become active.
Claim 66mechanistic interpretationsupports2009Source 1needs review

The results are consistent with the hypothesis that photoexcited CRY2 disengages its C-terminal domain from the PHR domain to become active.

These results are consistent with the hypothesis that photoexcited CRY2 disengages its C-terminal domain from the PHR domain to become active.
Claim 67mechanistic interpretationsupports2009Source 1needs review

The results are consistent with the hypothesis that photoexcited CRY2 disengages its C-terminal domain from the PHR domain to become active.

These results are consistent with the hypothesis that photoexcited CRY2 disengages its C-terminal domain from the PHR domain to become active.
Claim 68mechanistic interpretationsupports2009Source 1needs review

The results are consistent with the hypothesis that photoexcited CRY2 disengages its C-terminal domain from the PHR domain to become active.

These results are consistent with the hypothesis that photoexcited CRY2 disengages its C-terminal domain from the PHR domain to become active.
Claim 69mechanistic interpretationsupports2009Source 1needs review

The results are consistent with the hypothesis that photoexcited CRY2 disengages its C-terminal domain from the PHR domain to become active.

These results are consistent with the hypothesis that photoexcited CRY2 disengages its C-terminal domain from the PHR domain to become active.
Claim 70mechanistic interpretationsupports2009Source 1needs review

The results are consistent with the hypothesis that photoexcited CRY2 disengages its C-terminal domain from the PHR domain to become active.

These results are consistent with the hypothesis that photoexcited CRY2 disengages its C-terminal domain from the PHR domain to become active.
Claim 71mechanistic interpretationsupports2009Source 1needs review

The results are consistent with the hypothesis that photoexcited CRY2 disengages its C-terminal domain from the PHR domain to become active.

These results are consistent with the hypothesis that photoexcited CRY2 disengages its C-terminal domain from the PHR domain to become active.
Claim 72phosphorylation statesupports2009Source 1needs review

CRY2-GFP is constitutively phosphorylated.

CRY2-GFP is constitutively phosphorylated
Claim 73phosphorylation statesupports2009Source 1needs review

CRY2-GFP is constitutively phosphorylated.

CRY2-GFP is constitutively phosphorylated
Claim 74phosphorylation statesupports2009Source 1needs review

CRY2-GFP is constitutively phosphorylated.

CRY2-GFP is constitutively phosphorylated
Claim 75phosphorylation statesupports2009Source 1needs review

CRY2-GFP is constitutively phosphorylated.

CRY2-GFP is constitutively phosphorylated
Claim 76phosphorylation statesupports2009Source 1needs review

CRY2-GFP is constitutively phosphorylated.

CRY2-GFP is constitutively phosphorylated
Claim 77phosphorylation statesupports2009Source 1needs review

CRY2-GFP is constitutively phosphorylated.

CRY2-GFP is constitutively phosphorylated
Claim 78phosphorylation statesupports2009Source 1needs review

CRY2-GFP is constitutively phosphorylated.

CRY2-GFP is constitutively phosphorylated
Claim 79phosphorylation statesupports2009Source 1needs review

CRY2-GFP is constitutively phosphorylated.

CRY2-GFP is constitutively phosphorylated
Claim 80phosphorylation statesupports2009Source 1needs review

CRY2-GFP is constitutively phosphorylated.

CRY2-GFP is constitutively phosphorylated
Claim 81phosphorylation statesupports2009Source 1needs review

CRY2-GFP is constitutively phosphorylated.

CRY2-GFP is constitutively phosphorylated
Claim 82physiological activitysupports2009Source 1needs review

CRY2-GFP activates floral initiation in both long-day and short-day photoperiods.

it activates floral initiation in both long-day and short-day photoperiods
Claim 83physiological activitysupports2009Source 1needs review

CRY2-GFP activates floral initiation in both long-day and short-day photoperiods.

it activates floral initiation in both long-day and short-day photoperiods
Claim 84physiological activitysupports2009Source 1needs review

CRY2-GFP activates floral initiation in both long-day and short-day photoperiods.

it activates floral initiation in both long-day and short-day photoperiods
Claim 85physiological activitysupports2009Source 1needs review

CRY2-GFP activates floral initiation in both long-day and short-day photoperiods.

it activates floral initiation in both long-day and short-day photoperiods
Claim 86physiological activitysupports2009Source 1needs review

CRY2-GFP activates floral initiation in both long-day and short-day photoperiods.

it activates floral initiation in both long-day and short-day photoperiods
Claim 87physiological activitysupports2009Source 1needs review

CRY2-GFP activates floral initiation in both long-day and short-day photoperiods.

it activates floral initiation in both long-day and short-day photoperiods
Claim 88physiological activitysupports2009Source 1needs review

CRY2-GFP activates floral initiation in both long-day and short-day photoperiods.

it activates floral initiation in both long-day and short-day photoperiods
Claim 89physiological activitysupports2009Source 1needs review

CRY2-GFP activates floral initiation in both long-day and short-day photoperiods.

it activates floral initiation in both long-day and short-day photoperiods
Claim 90physiological activitysupports2009Source 1needs review

CRY2-GFP activates floral initiation in both long-day and short-day photoperiods.

it activates floral initiation in both long-day and short-day photoperiods
Claim 91physiological activitysupports2009Source 1needs review

CRY2-GFP activates floral initiation in both long-day and short-day photoperiods.

it activates floral initiation in both long-day and short-day photoperiods
Claim 92physiological activitysupports2009Source 1needs review

CRY2-GFP promotes deetiolation in both dark and light.

it promotes deetiolation in both dark and light
Claim 93physiological activitysupports2009Source 1needs review

CRY2-GFP promotes deetiolation in both dark and light.

it promotes deetiolation in both dark and light
Claim 94physiological activitysupports2009Source 1needs review

CRY2-GFP promotes deetiolation in both dark and light.

it promotes deetiolation in both dark and light
Claim 95physiological activitysupports2009Source 1needs review

CRY2-GFP promotes deetiolation in both dark and light.

it promotes deetiolation in both dark and light
Claim 96physiological activitysupports2009Source 1needs review

CRY2-GFP promotes deetiolation in both dark and light.

it promotes deetiolation in both dark and light
Claim 97physiological activitysupports2009Source 1needs review

CRY2-GFP promotes deetiolation in both dark and light.

it promotes deetiolation in both dark and light
Claim 98physiological activitysupports2009Source 1needs review

CRY2-GFP promotes deetiolation in both dark and light.

it promotes deetiolation in both dark and light
Claim 99physiological activitysupports2009Source 1needs review

CRY2-GFP promotes deetiolation in both dark and light.

it promotes deetiolation in both dark and light
Claim 100physiological activitysupports2009Source 1needs review

CRY2-GFP promotes deetiolation in both dark and light.

it promotes deetiolation in both dark and light
Claim 101physiological activitysupports2009Source 1needs review

CRY2-GFP promotes deetiolation in both dark and light.

it promotes deetiolation in both dark and light
Claim 102subcellular localization behaviorsupports2009Source 1needs review

Both GFP-CRY2 and endogenous CRY2 form nuclear bodies in the presence of 26S-proteasome inhibitors that block blue light-dependent CRY2 degradation.

we showed that both GFP-CRY2 and endogenous CRY2 formed nuclear bodies in the presence of the 26S-proteasome inhibitors that block blue light-dependent CRY2 degradation
Claim 103subcellular localization behaviorsupports2009Source 1needs review

Both GFP-CRY2 and endogenous CRY2 form nuclear bodies in the presence of 26S-proteasome inhibitors that block blue light-dependent CRY2 degradation.

we showed that both GFP-CRY2 and endogenous CRY2 formed nuclear bodies in the presence of the 26S-proteasome inhibitors that block blue light-dependent CRY2 degradation
Claim 104subcellular localization behaviorsupports2009Source 1needs review

Both GFP-CRY2 and endogenous CRY2 form nuclear bodies in the presence of 26S-proteasome inhibitors that block blue light-dependent CRY2 degradation.

we showed that both GFP-CRY2 and endogenous CRY2 formed nuclear bodies in the presence of the 26S-proteasome inhibitors that block blue light-dependent CRY2 degradation
Claim 105subcellular localization behaviorsupports2009Source 1needs review

Both GFP-CRY2 and endogenous CRY2 form nuclear bodies in the presence of 26S-proteasome inhibitors that block blue light-dependent CRY2 degradation.

we showed that both GFP-CRY2 and endogenous CRY2 formed nuclear bodies in the presence of the 26S-proteasome inhibitors that block blue light-dependent CRY2 degradation
Claim 106subcellular localization behaviorsupports2009Source 1needs review

Both GFP-CRY2 and endogenous CRY2 form nuclear bodies in the presence of 26S-proteasome inhibitors that block blue light-dependent CRY2 degradation.

we showed that both GFP-CRY2 and endogenous CRY2 formed nuclear bodies in the presence of the 26S-proteasome inhibitors that block blue light-dependent CRY2 degradation
Claim 107subcellular localization behaviorsupports2009Source 1needs review

Both GFP-CRY2 and endogenous CRY2 form nuclear bodies in the presence of 26S-proteasome inhibitors that block blue light-dependent CRY2 degradation.

we showed that both GFP-CRY2 and endogenous CRY2 formed nuclear bodies in the presence of the 26S-proteasome inhibitors that block blue light-dependent CRY2 degradation
Claim 108subcellular localization behaviorsupports2009Source 1needs review

Both GFP-CRY2 and endogenous CRY2 form nuclear bodies in the presence of 26S-proteasome inhibitors that block blue light-dependent CRY2 degradation.

we showed that both GFP-CRY2 and endogenous CRY2 formed nuclear bodies in the presence of the 26S-proteasome inhibitors that block blue light-dependent CRY2 degradation
Claim 109subcellular localization behaviorsupports2009Source 1needs review

Both GFP-CRY2 and endogenous CRY2 form nuclear bodies in the presence of 26S-proteasome inhibitors that block blue light-dependent CRY2 degradation.

we showed that both GFP-CRY2 and endogenous CRY2 formed nuclear bodies in the presence of the 26S-proteasome inhibitors that block blue light-dependent CRY2 degradation
Claim 110subcellular localization behaviorsupports2009Source 1needs review

Both GFP-CRY2 and endogenous CRY2 form nuclear bodies in the presence of 26S-proteasome inhibitors that block blue light-dependent CRY2 degradation.

we showed that both GFP-CRY2 and endogenous CRY2 formed nuclear bodies in the presence of the 26S-proteasome inhibitors that block blue light-dependent CRY2 degradation
Claim 111subcellular localization behaviorsupports2009Source 1needs review

Both GFP-CRY2 and endogenous CRY2 form nuclear bodies in the presence of 26S-proteasome inhibitors that block blue light-dependent CRY2 degradation.

we showed that both GFP-CRY2 and endogenous CRY2 formed nuclear bodies in the presence of the 26S-proteasome inhibitors that block blue light-dependent CRY2 degradation
Claim 112subcellular localization behaviorsupports2009Source 1needs review

Both GFP-CRY2 and endogenous CRY2 form nuclear bodies in the presence of 26S-proteasome inhibitors that block blue light-dependent CRY2 degradation.

we showed that both GFP-CRY2 and endogenous CRY2 formed nuclear bodies in the presence of the 26S-proteasome inhibitors that block blue light-dependent CRY2 degradation
Claim 113subcellular localization behaviorsupports2009Source 1needs review

Both GFP-CRY2 and endogenous CRY2 form nuclear bodies in the presence of 26S-proteasome inhibitors that block blue light-dependent CRY2 degradation.

we showed that both GFP-CRY2 and endogenous CRY2 formed nuclear bodies in the presence of the 26S-proteasome inhibitors that block blue light-dependent CRY2 degradation
Claim 114subcellular localization behaviorsupports2009Source 1needs review

Both GFP-CRY2 and endogenous CRY2 form nuclear bodies in the presence of 26S-proteasome inhibitors that block blue light-dependent CRY2 degradation.

we showed that both GFP-CRY2 and endogenous CRY2 formed nuclear bodies in the presence of the 26S-proteasome inhibitors that block blue light-dependent CRY2 degradation
Claim 115subcellular localization behaviorsupports2009Source 1needs review

Both GFP-CRY2 and endogenous CRY2 form nuclear bodies in the presence of 26S-proteasome inhibitors that block blue light-dependent CRY2 degradation.

we showed that both GFP-CRY2 and endogenous CRY2 formed nuclear bodies in the presence of the 26S-proteasome inhibitors that block blue light-dependent CRY2 degradation
Claim 116subcellular localization behaviorsupports2009Source 1needs review

Both GFP-CRY2 and endogenous CRY2 form nuclear bodies in the presence of 26S-proteasome inhibitors that block blue light-dependent CRY2 degradation.

we showed that both GFP-CRY2 and endogenous CRY2 formed nuclear bodies in the presence of the 26S-proteasome inhibitors that block blue light-dependent CRY2 degradation
Claim 117subcellular localization behaviorsupports2009Source 1needs review

Both GFP-CRY2 and endogenous CRY2 form nuclear bodies in the presence of 26S-proteasome inhibitors that block blue light-dependent CRY2 degradation.

we showed that both GFP-CRY2 and endogenous CRY2 formed nuclear bodies in the presence of the 26S-proteasome inhibitors that block blue light-dependent CRY2 degradation
Claim 118subcellular localization behaviorsupports2009Source 1needs review

Both GFP-CRY2 and endogenous CRY2 form nuclear bodies in the presence of 26S-proteasome inhibitors that block blue light-dependent CRY2 degradation.

we showed that both GFP-CRY2 and endogenous CRY2 formed nuclear bodies in the presence of the 26S-proteasome inhibitors that block blue light-dependent CRY2 degradation
Claim 119subcellular localization behaviorsupports2009Source 1needs review

CRY2-GFP, but not GFP-CRY2, forms distinct nuclear bodies in response to blue light.

we found that CRY2-GFP, but not GFP-CRY2, formed distinct nuclear bodies in response to blue light
Claim 120subcellular localization behaviorsupports2009Source 1needs review

CRY2-GFP, but not GFP-CRY2, forms distinct nuclear bodies in response to blue light.

we found that CRY2-GFP, but not GFP-CRY2, formed distinct nuclear bodies in response to blue light
Claim 121subcellular localization behaviorsupports2009Source 1needs review

CRY2-GFP, but not GFP-CRY2, forms distinct nuclear bodies in response to blue light.

we found that CRY2-GFP, but not GFP-CRY2, formed distinct nuclear bodies in response to blue light
Claim 122subcellular localization behaviorsupports2009Source 1needs review

CRY2-GFP, but not GFP-CRY2, forms distinct nuclear bodies in response to blue light.

we found that CRY2-GFP, but not GFP-CRY2, formed distinct nuclear bodies in response to blue light
Claim 123subcellular localization behaviorsupports2009Source 1needs review

CRY2-GFP, but not GFP-CRY2, forms distinct nuclear bodies in response to blue light.

we found that CRY2-GFP, but not GFP-CRY2, formed distinct nuclear bodies in response to blue light
Claim 124subcellular localization behaviorsupports2009Source 1needs review

CRY2-GFP, but not GFP-CRY2, forms distinct nuclear bodies in response to blue light.

we found that CRY2-GFP, but not GFP-CRY2, formed distinct nuclear bodies in response to blue light
Claim 125subcellular localization behaviorsupports2009Source 1needs review

CRY2-GFP, but not GFP-CRY2, forms distinct nuclear bodies in response to blue light.

we found that CRY2-GFP, but not GFP-CRY2, formed distinct nuclear bodies in response to blue light
Claim 126subcellular localization behaviorsupports2009Source 1needs review

CRY2-GFP, but not GFP-CRY2, forms distinct nuclear bodies in response to blue light.

we found that CRY2-GFP, but not GFP-CRY2, formed distinct nuclear bodies in response to blue light
Claim 127subcellular localization behaviorsupports2009Source 1needs review

CRY2-GFP, but not GFP-CRY2, forms distinct nuclear bodies in response to blue light.

we found that CRY2-GFP, but not GFP-CRY2, formed distinct nuclear bodies in response to blue light
Claim 128subcellular localization behaviorsupports2009Source 1needs review

CRY2-GFP, but not GFP-CRY2, forms distinct nuclear bodies in response to blue light.

we found that CRY2-GFP, but not GFP-CRY2, formed distinct nuclear bodies in response to blue light
Claim 129subcellular localization behaviorsupports2009Source 1needs review

CRY2-GFP, but not GFP-CRY2, forms distinct nuclear bodies in response to blue light.

we found that CRY2-GFP, but not GFP-CRY2, formed distinct nuclear bodies in response to blue light
Claim 130subcellular localization behaviorsupports2009Source 1needs review

CRY2-GFP, but not GFP-CRY2, forms distinct nuclear bodies in response to blue light.

we found that CRY2-GFP, but not GFP-CRY2, formed distinct nuclear bodies in response to blue light
Claim 131subcellular localization behaviorsupports2009Source 1needs review

CRY2-GFP, but not GFP-CRY2, forms distinct nuclear bodies in response to blue light.

we found that CRY2-GFP, but not GFP-CRY2, formed distinct nuclear bodies in response to blue light
Claim 132subcellular localization behaviorsupports2009Source 1needs review

CRY2-GFP, but not GFP-CRY2, forms distinct nuclear bodies in response to blue light.

we found that CRY2-GFP, but not GFP-CRY2, formed distinct nuclear bodies in response to blue light
Claim 133subcellular localization behaviorsupports2009Source 1needs review

CRY2-GFP, but not GFP-CRY2, forms distinct nuclear bodies in response to blue light.

we found that CRY2-GFP, but not GFP-CRY2, formed distinct nuclear bodies in response to blue light
Claim 134subcellular localization behaviorsupports2009Source 1needs review

CRY2-GFP, but not GFP-CRY2, forms distinct nuclear bodies in response to blue light.

we found that CRY2-GFP, but not GFP-CRY2, formed distinct nuclear bodies in response to blue light
Claim 135subcellular localization behaviorsupports2009Source 1needs review

CRY2-GFP, but not GFP-CRY2, forms distinct nuclear bodies in response to blue light.

we found that CRY2-GFP, but not GFP-CRY2, formed distinct nuclear bodies in response to blue light

Approval Evidence

1 source5 linked approval claimsfirst-pass slug gfp-cry2
GFP-CRY2

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degradation comparisonsupports

CRY2-GFP degradation is significantly retarded in response to blue light compared with GFP-CRY2 or endogenous CRY2.

Compared with GFP-CRY2 or the endogenous CRY2, CRY2-GFP degradation was significantly retarded in response to blue light

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functional activity comparisonsupports

GFP-CRY2 exhibits light-dependent biochemical and physiological activities similar to endogenous CRY2.

While GFP-CRY2 exerts light-dependent biochemical and physiological activities similar to those of the endogenous CRY2

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mechanistic interpretationsupports

The results are consistent with the hypothesis that photoexcited CRY2 disengages its C-terminal domain from the PHR domain to become active.

These results are consistent with the hypothesis that photoexcited CRY2 disengages its C-terminal domain from the PHR domain to become active.

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subcellular localization behaviorsupports

Both GFP-CRY2 and endogenous CRY2 form nuclear bodies in the presence of 26S-proteasome inhibitors that block blue light-dependent CRY2 degradation.

we showed that both GFP-CRY2 and endogenous CRY2 formed nuclear bodies in the presence of the 26S-proteasome inhibitors that block blue light-dependent CRY2 degradation

Source:

subcellular localization behaviorsupports

CRY2-GFP, but not GFP-CRY2, forms distinct nuclear bodies in response to blue light.

we found that CRY2-GFP, but not GFP-CRY2, formed distinct nuclear bodies in response to blue light

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Comparisons

Source-backed strengths

GFP-CRY2 exhibited light-dependent biochemical and physiological activities similar to endogenous CRY2 in the reported study. Relative to CRY2-GFP, it also showed more native-like blue light-dependent degradation, supporting its use when preservation of endogenous CRY2 behavior is important.

Compared with CRY2-GFP

GFP-CRY2 and CRY2-GFP address a similar problem space because they share degradation.

Shared frame: same top-level item type; shared target processes: degradation; shared mechanisms: degradation; same primary input modality: light

Compared with photo-caged PROTACs

GFP-CRY2 and photo-caged PROTACs address a similar problem space because they share degradation.

Shared frame: same top-level item type; shared target processes: degradation; shared mechanisms: degradation; same primary input modality: light

GFP-CRY2 and TRIM21-nanobody chimeras address a similar problem space because they share degradation.

Shared frame: same top-level item type; shared target processes: degradation; shared mechanisms: degradation; same primary input modality: light

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