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iGEM Team 2011

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We investigated the properties of a novel yet under-researched group of proteins called reflectins. Reflectins are interesting and unusual because of their self-organising properties, which cause them to produce dynamic structural colour. We expressed codon-optimised reflectin in E. coli, and investigated the proteins’ in vivo and in vitro effects.

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