Modified construct downstream of the initiation codon for recombinant protein overexpression
CA 2413612 A1 · Owner: Chevalet, Laurent · Inventors: Chevalet, Laurent
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The invention concerns a construct for expressing a gene coding for a recombinant protein of interest placed under the control of a tryptophan operon (Ptrp) in a prokaryotic cell comprising directly downstream of the initiation codon a nucleic sequence SEQ ID N?o¿ 1 and downstream of said sequence a multiple cloning cassette designed to receive the gene coding for said recombinant protein of interest at least nucleic acids of the nucleic sequence SEQ ID N?o¿ 1 being mutated or deleted so as to enable overexpression of said recombinant protein. The invention also concerns a vector containing such a construct a prokaryotic host cell transformed by said vector as well as a method for producing …
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