Titlebook: Cell-Free Translation Systems; Alexander S. Spirin Book 2002 Springer-Verlag Berlin Heidelberg 2002 Expression.Polymerasekettenreaktion.Pr

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ICU Staffing, Models, and Outcomestein produced as inclusion bodies in . can be expressed as a soluble and active protein in an .-based cell-free expression system, such as the RTS [1]. However, if aggregation also occurs in cell-free systems, the conditions can easily be adjusted to overcome the problem. For example, the addition o

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Improved Batch Translation System Based on , Extract (SFCF) reactor was achieved. The results document that it is possible to avoid the limitations of the ultrafiltration membranes during product removal from a CFCF reactor. The data presented show that the affinity system is also well suited for the development of a novel protein bioreactor.

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Co-Translational Protein Folding in Prokaryotic and Eukaryotic Cell-Free Translation Systemst peptide starts its folding as soon as it is synthesized and emerges from the ribosome prior to the formation of the entire polypeptide chain (see refs below). The existence of stepwise protein folding starting from the N-terminal section of a growing polypeptide and progressively proceeding toward

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Expression of an Aggregation-Prone Protein in the RTS 500 Systemch serves as periplasmic receptor for the high-affinity transport of maltodextrins and for a defective MalE folding mutant, MalE31, that forms inclusion bodies when expressed in bacteria (Betton and Hofnung 1996).

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