A novel genetic fusion protein was created, combining a bioluminescent reporter (Gluc) and avidin-like protein, tamavidin, TA2 (TA2-Gluc). This novel genetic fusion protein promises a cost-effective universal reporter based on the binding of TA2 to biotin and high luminescent output upon adding the substrate, coelenterazine, for Gluc.
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