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Going in circles: Expression of cyclotides containing non-natural amino acids (see scheme; gray sphere) inside live bacterial cells was accomplished using a highly efficient split intein in combination with nonsense codon suppressor tRNA technology. Cyclotides containing p-azidophenylalanine can be expressed in live bacterial cells and easily labeled using copper-free click chemistry to monitor the cyclotide–protein interactions.
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