Cloning and expression of thermostable multi genes and proteins and uses thereof
AssigneeMount Sinai School of Medicine of the City University of New York
InventorJames G. Wetmur
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AssigneeMount Sinai School of Medicine of the City University of New York
InventorJames G. Wetmur
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Isolated nucleic acids which encode a thermostable protein that enhances specific binding of a thermostable mismatch binding protein to bulge loops in a heteroduplex nucleic acid and recombinant vectors comprising nucleic acid which encodes a thermostable protein that enhances specific binding of a thermostable mismatch binding protein to bulge loops in a heteroduplex nucleic acid are disclosed. Also disclosed are isolated thermostable proteins that enhance specific binding of a thermostable mismatch binding protein to bulge loops in a heteroduplex nucleic acid and host cells comprising a recombinant gene which can express a thermostable protein that enhances specific binding of a thermostable mismatch binding protein to bulge loops in a heteroduplex nucleic acid. Further disclosed are methods of reducing DNA misincorporation in an amplification reaction, methods for detecting a nucleic acid which includes a specific sequence, methods for amplifying a nucleic acid comprising a specific sequence, and methods for selecting against a nucleic acid comprising specific sequence.
An isolated thermostable protein having the amino acid sequence SEQ ID NO:40.
An isolated thermostable protein having the amino acid sequence SEQ ID NO:42.
An isolated thermostable MutL protein which is encoded by a nucleic acid characterized by the ability to hybridize under high stringency conditions to DNA having the nucleotide sequencey of its component of SEQ ID NO:39 and which enhances specific binding of a thermostable mismatch binding protein to bulge loops in a heteroduplex nucleic acid.
An isolated thermostable protein which is encoded by a nucleic acid characterized by the ability to hybridize under high stringency conditions to DNA having the nucleotide sequence of SEQ ID NO:41 and which enhances specific binding of a thermostable mismatch binding protein to bulge loops in a heteroduplex nucleic acid.
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