Optimal for NMR Labeling
The minimal metabolic background is crucial for achieving uniform and high-fidelity stable isotope labeling.
The Wheat Germ Extract (WGE) Cell-Free Protein Synthesis (CFPS) System is one of the most widely used eukaryotic in vitro translation platforms. Derived from the dormant embryo of the wheat kernel, WGE lysate contains the complete ribosomal machinery, transfer RNAs (tRNAs), and initiation/elongation factors necessary for protein synthesis. Critically, the lysate is naturally low in endogenous mRNA and proteins , resulting in minimal background noise and high purity in the final product.
CD Biosynsis offers a high-yield WGE CFPS Service renowned for its exceptional suitability for High-Throughput Screening (HTS) and stable isotope labeling . WGE delivers highly active, functional eukaryotic proteins, often achieving higher yields than other plant or animal-based systems. Its low background makes it the ideal choice for experiments requiring sensitive detection, incorporation of non-natural amino acids (nnAAs), or uniform labeling for NMR structure determination .
Get a QuoteKey advantages of choosing the WGE CFPS System:
Critical applications where WGE CFPS provides speed, purity, and sensitivity:
High-Throughput Screening (HTS)
Automated synthesis and screening of thousands of protein mutants, small molecule targets, or siRNA library members in micro-well plates.
Stable Isotope Labeling (NMR)
The system's low background enables highly efficient and cost-effective incorporation of 15N, 13C, or 2H precursors for structural NMR analysis.
Production of scFv and Fab Fragments
Rapid synthesis of functional antibody fragments, VH/VL domains, and other multi-cysteine proteins for binding studies.
Non-Natural Amino Acid Incorporation
Allows for highly efficient incorporation of nnAAs with low competition from endogenous amino acids for protein functionalization.
WGE CFPS compared to other eukaryotic systems (RRL and HEK293):
Optimal for NMR Labeling
The minimal metabolic background is crucial for achieving uniform and high-fidelity stable isotope labeling.
High Productivity (Yield)
WGE ribosomes exhibit superior stability and turnover, often yielding 100s of ug/mL of protein in continuous exchange mode.
PTM Capability (Limited)
Naturally lacks complex glycosylation, but is effective for phosphorylation and can be supplemented for disulfide bond formation.
Low Endogenous Nuclease
Lower ribonuclease (RNase) activity than RRL, leading to better stability and longevity of the mRNA template.
Cost-Effective Scaling
The lysate source (wheat) is abundant, making large-scale preparative synthesis more economically viable than RRL or HEK293.
Our systematic approach for high-purity WGE CFPS protein production:
We provide essential assurance for high-quality WGE expression outcomes:
Can WGE CFPS perform post-translational modifications (PTMs)?
WGE inherently performs basic eukaryotic folding and phosphorylation. It lacks complex glycosylation and native disulfide bond formation unless specifically supplemented with microsomes and an oxidizing buffer system, respectively.
Why is WGE preferred over E. coli for isotope labeling?
The E. coli system contains complex metabolic pathways that can scramble the isotopic label (e.g., from C-13 glucose). WGE's minimal metabolism ensures uniform labeling and simplifies NMR spectra.
Is WGE suitable for producing membrane proteins?
Yes. Although WGE lysate itself lacks native microsomes, it can be easily supplemented with nanodiscs, liposomes, or detergents to facilitate the insertion and folding of membrane proteins during synthesis.
Is an mRNA or DNA template required for WGE?
WGE can use both. Capped mRNA is often preferred for rapid translation, while linear DNA allows for coupled transcription/translation, which may yield higher protein amounts and be more cost-effective.
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