Bacterial expression plasmid
AssigneeThe John Hopkins University
InventorsRu Chih C. Huang, Paul Edward Giza
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AssigneeThe John Hopkins University
InventorsRu Chih C. Huang, Paul Edward Giza
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The present invention provides expression vectors useful for high-throughput screening of gene libraries. In a specific embodiment, an expression vector comprising (a) the Rop gene operatively linked to the trp promoter-operator; (b) a purification tag sequence and a protease cleavage site downstream of the Rop gene; and (d) a multiple cloning site downstream of the protease cleavage site, wherein the insertion of a heterologous gene of interest into the multiple cloning site and subsequent expression thereof in a host cell produces a high yield of a fusion protein comprising the Rop protein and the protein encoded by the heterologous gene of interest without the need of chemical inducers, temperature shifts, or growth medium alterations to initiate protein synthesis, and wherein the fusion protein controls plasmid replication at temperatures below about 30° C. but exhibits runaway plasmid replication when cultured at about 37° C.
An expression vector for use in E. coli comprising a nucleic acid sequence encoding (a) a tryptophan (trp) promoter-operator;
A recombinant expression vector for use in E. coli comprising a nucleic acid sequence encoding (a) a tryptophan (trp) promoter-operator;
A plasmid designated pPGtrpRop63(ATCC Designation No. PTA-122515).
A plasmid designated pPGtrpRop63BamHI A (ATCC Designation No. PTA-122516).
A plasmid designated pPGtrpRop63BamHI B (ATCC Designation No. PTA-122517).
A plasmid designated pPGtrpRop63BamHI C (ATCC Designation No. PTA-122514).
An expression vector for use in E. coli comprising (a) a repressor of primer (Rop) gene operatively linked to a tryptophan (trp) promoter-operator;
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