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Oxygen binding and other physical properties of human hemoglobin made in yeast.

Protein engineering - 1 Dec 1992

Adachi K, Konitzer P, Lai C H, Kim J, Surrey S

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Wagenbach et al. (1991, BioTechnology, 9, 57-61) have recently developed a system for producing soluble recombinant tetrameric hemoglobin in yeast: hemoglobin begins to appear 4-5 h after induction with galactose, alpha- and beta-globin chains fold in vivo and endogeneously produced heme is incorporated into hemoglobin tetramers. We have further characterized the oxygen-binding properties, as well as the tetramer...

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PMID: 1287662
DOI: 10.1093/protein/5.8.807

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