Cellulose binding fusion proteins having a substrate binding region of cellulase
AssigneeThe University of British Columbia
InventorsDouglas G. Kilburn, Robert C. Miller, Richard A. J. Warren, Neil R. Gilkes
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AssigneeThe University of British Columbia
InventorsDouglas G. Kilburn, Robert C. Miller, Richard A. J. Warren, Neil R. Gilkes
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A fusion protein is prepared containing a polypeptide such as an enzyme and an amino acid sequence having a substrate binding region of a polysaccharidase such as cellulase that has essentially no polysaccharidase activity. By contacting the fusion protein with an affinity matrix containing a substrate such as cellulose for the cellulase substrate binding region, the substrate binding region binds to the affinity matrix to immobilize the polypeptide. The polypeptide can be purified by separating the fusion protein or polypeptide from the affinity matrix. The polypeptide can be separated by cleaving the protein with a Cellulomonas fimi protease.
A hybrid protein comprising a polypeptide and an amino acid sequence having a substrate binding region of a cellulase with the proviso that said substrate binding region is essentially lacking in cellulase activity, wherein said polypeptide is fused to said substrate binding region.
A hybrid protein comprising a polypeptide and an amino acid sequence having a substrate binding region of a cellulase with the proviso that said substrate binding region is essentially lacking in cellulase activity, wherein said hybrid protein is obtained by a method comprising:
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