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Strategies for manipulating the relative concentration of recombinant rotavirus structural proteins during simultaneous production by insect cells

23 Apr 2002

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Adequate production strategies of virus-like particles are among the challenges that must be addressed before such complex multimeric structures find practical applications as vaccines. Attainment of the correct stoichiometric relation between proteins that constitute virus-like particles should result in an increased productivity by maximizing the concentration of assembled proteins and preventing the...

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PMID: 11992529
DOI: 10.1002/bit.10243

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