Production of soluble recombinant protein by pi value control of n-terminal
OwnerSang Jun Lee, Young Ok Kim +1inventors
InventorsSang Jun Lee, Young Ok Kim, Bo Hye Nam
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OwnerSang Jun Lee, Young Ok Kim +1inventors
InventorsSang Jun Lee, Young Ok Kim, Bo Hye Nam
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The present invention relates to a method for improving secretion efficiency of a recombinant foreign protein using a polypeptide fragment containing N-region of a signal sequence (directional signal) or variants thereof with the controlled pI value and/or a secretional enhancer composed of a hydrophilic polypeptide with the controlled pI value. The method of the present invention can be not only useful for the production of a recombinant foreign protein by preventing precipitation of an insoluble precipitate and by increasing extracellular or extra-periplasmic secretion efficiency of a recombinant protein but also useful for the transduction of an effective therapeutic protein by increasing membrane permeability using a strong secretional enhancer.
An expression vector for improving secretion efficiency of a foreign protein containing a gene construct which comprises:
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An expression vector for improving secretion efficiency of a foreign protein containing a gene construct which comprises:
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A method for improving secretion efficiency of a foreign protein comprising the following steps:
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A method for improving secretion efficiency of a foreign protein comprising the following steps:
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A method for producing a recombinant fusion foreign protein comprising the following steps:
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A method for producing a recombinant fusion foreign protein comprising the following steps:
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A method for producing a foreign protein in native form comprising the following steps:
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A method for producing a foreign protein in native form comprising the following steps:
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A method for producing an intracellular carrier for the delivery of a target material comprising the following steps:
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A method for producing an intracellular carrier for the delivery of a target material comprising the following steps:
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