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Effects On F? Activity And Expression Using Site Specific Mutagenesis Out Of Immunoglobulin Binding Protein Binding Sites

Posted on:2017-06-06Degree:MasterType:Thesis
Country:ChinaCandidate:D S LiFull Text:PDF
GTID:2404330590990138Subject:Microbiological and biochemical pharmacy
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F? is a crucial factor which plays an important role in coagulation cascade reaction.Deficiency of F? can cause severe coagulation disorders and thus lead to Hemophilia A.At present the treatment of Hemophilia A is to supplement the F?,in order to maintain the normal F? levels.Genetic engineering provides a good channel to derive enough F? to cure the patients.Since the molecular of F? is too large(2332 amino acids),the instability of F? mRNA,informal misfolding of post-translational protein,binding to the BiP sites and internal silencer,the production of F? is quite low.Former research demonstrates mutant of some amino acids in F?,mutant of specific amino acid within BiP(for example,F309 S and F309A),optimization of glycosylation sites out of BiP sites can dramatically improve the expression and secretion of F?.Research from our lab showed mutagenesis near the BiP sites can enhance the expression of F?,based on the former results of our lab,we did site specific mutagenesis on the sites of E287,P290,H311.After transfecting the mutagenesis plasmid into 293 T cells for 72 h,used Western Blot to test the intracellular F? expression and used the Coamatic assay to test the extracellular F? activity in the supernatant,counted the number of cells which expressed EGFP,the results showed mutagenesis in P290 T,E287D,E287 H could not improve the intracellular F? expression efficiency but could improve the activity of F? to two times higher than the control(wild-type F?).These suggests the above three mutagenesis can either improve the F? specific activity or enhance the quantity of secreted F? protein through the change of protein structure.
Keywords/Search Tags:BiP, F?, site specific mutagenesis, recombinant protein expression
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