Expressing mammalian protein complexes in fish
OwnerChi-Yao Chang, Yu-Shen Lai +1inventors
InventorsChi-Yao Chang, Yu-Shen Lai, Joseph Abraham Christopher John
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OwnerChi-Yao Chang, Yu-Shen Lai +1inventors
InventorsChi-Yao Chang, Yu-Shen Lai, Joseph Abraham Christopher John
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A fish cell expressing a mammalian protein complex having two peptide species. The cell has a first nucleic acid sequence encoding a first peptide species of the mammalian protein complex and a second nucleic acid sequence encoding a second peptide species of the mammalian protein complex. A multiplicity of peptides of the first peptide species and the second peptide species are expressed and at least one peptide of the first peptide species and at least one peptide of the second peptide species assembly to form a functional mammalian protein complex. The invention also discloses a method of making such a cell, and a cultured fish cell infected with a virus or its progeny for producing the virus.
A fish cell that expresses a mammalian protein complex having two peptide species, the cell comprising:
A method of expressing in a fish a mammalian protein complex having two peptide species, the method comprising introducing into cells of the fish an eukaryotic expression cassette that contains two sequences encoding a first peptide species and a second peptide species, respectively, of the mammalian protein complex, each sequence being operably linked to a transcription promoter, whereby a multiplicity of peptides of the first peptide species and the second peptide species are expressed and at least one peptide of the first peptide species and at least one peptide of the second peptide species assembly to form the complex.
A cultured fish cell infected with a virus, or a progeny of the cell, wherein the cell produces the virus.
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