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A universal gain‐of‐function approach for the spatiotemporal control of protein activity is highly desirable when reconstituting biological modules in vitro. Here we used orthogonal translation with a photocaged amino acid to map and elucidate molecular mechanisms in the self‐organization of the prokaryotic filamentous cell‐division protein (FtsZ) that is highly relevant for the assembly of the division...
A universal gain‐of‐function approach for the spatiotemporal control of protein activity is highly desirable when reconstituting biological modules in vitro. Here we used orthogonal translation with a photocaged amino acid to map and elucidate molecular mechanisms in the self‐organization of the prokaryotic filamentous cell‐division protein (FtsZ) that is highly relevant for the assembly of the division...
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