Reaction solution for cell-free protein synthesis, method of preparing the same and protein synthesis method using the same
CA 2477440 A1 · Owner: Cellfree Sciences Co. Ltd. · Inventors: Kawasaki, Takayasu; Endo, Yaeta; Sawasaki, Tatsuya
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It is intended to provide a reaction solution for cell-free protein synthesis which is suitable for folding a protein having a weakly reduced state and a , cell-free protein synthesis method characterized by performing a weakly reduced synthesis reaction, preferably by adding a substance catalyzing a disulfide bond exchange reaction at the early stage of a translation reaction and then further continuing the translation reaction. According to this method, a protein having a properly formed disulfide bond in its molecule and being comparable in function to the original one can be provided at a high efficiency. More specifically speaking an antibody protein binding , specifically to an …
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