Methods of screening proteins
OwnerTerry Amiss, Eileen Snowden +1inventors
InventorsTerry Amiss, Eileen Snowden, James Pitner
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OwnerTerry Amiss, Eileen Snowden +1inventors
InventorsTerry Amiss, Eileen Snowden, James Pitner
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The present invention relates to methods of screening or isolating stable mutant binding proteins from a protein library of mutant proteins. The methods comprise culturing host cells under conditions suitable for protein expression. The collection of host cells comprise collectively a set of expression vectors, and this collection of expression vectors encodes the various members of a protein library of mutant binding proteins. The cultured cells, harboring the expression vectors, are contacted with a ligand, and differences in interaction, among the individual host cells, with the ligand are detected. The individual host cells displaying the desired interaction with the ligand are then separated from individual host cells that do not display the desired interaction with the ligand.
A method of isolating stable mutant binding proteins from a protein library of mutant proteins, said method comprising
A method of isolating at least one polynucleotide encoding a stable mutant binding protein, said method comprising
A method of generating at least one stable mutant binding protein with desired properties, said method comprising
A polynucleotide comprising a mutant polynucleotide sequence at least 95% identical to a polynucleotide sequence selected from the group consisting of SEQ ID NO:1, SEQ ID NO:2, SEQ ID NO:3 and SEQ ID NO:4.
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