Cy3-Labeled SpoVM Peptide contains the complete 26-amino-acid Bacillus subtilis SpoVM protein sequence MKFYTIKLPKFLGGIVRAMLGSFRKD with an added C-terminal cysteine used for Cy3 labeling. SpoVM and Bacterial Sporulation SpoVM is a remarkably small bacterial protein expressed during sporulation. It associates with the surface of the developing forespore and has become a model system for studying how short amphipathic peptides recognize membrane properties such as curvature and lipid organization. The complete SpoVM sequence is publicly curated in UniProtKB as the Stage V sporulation protein M from Bacillus subtilis strain 168. Cy3-Labeled SpoVM The added terminal cysteine provides a site for maleimide-directed Cy3 attachment. A fluorescent SpoVM derivative can be useful for visualizing peptide localization, membrane association, and surface binding in bacterial or model-membrane experiments. - Bacterial sporulation research
- Membrane-curvature recognition
- Liposome binding assays
- Fluorescence microscopy
- Peptide-membrane interaction studies
References UniProt Consortium SpoVM - Stage V sporulation protein M - Bacillus subtilis strain 168. UniProtKB P37817.
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