Methods of isolating genes encoding proteins of specific function and of screening for pharmaceutically active agents
CA 2417233 A1 · Owner: Ben-Ze'Ev, Avri · Inventors: Ben-Ze'Ev, Avri; Bershadsky, Alexander; Geiger, Benjamin
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A method of isolating polynucleotides encoding polypeptides affecting an organization of a subcellular organelle or structure of interest is provided. The method comprises: (a) expressing within a plurality of cells an expression library including a plurality of expression constructs each encoding a polypeptide of interest; (b) highlighting the subcellular organelle or structure of interest of the plurality of cells; and (c) isolating a cell or cells of the plurality of cells in which a cellular distribution and/or level of the subcellular organelle or structure of interest is altered to thereby isolate polypeptides capable of affecting the organization of the subcellular organelle …
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