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A new strategy to produce active human Src from bacteria for biochemical study of its regulation.
Biochemical and biophysical research communications - 28 Jul 2006
Wang Yue-Hao, Ayrapetov Marina K, Lin Xiaofeng, Sun Gongqin
Abstract excerpt
Enzymological studies of Src protein tyrosine kinase have been hindered by the lack of a suitable bacterial expression system. Poor expression of active Src appears to be due to toxicity associated with its kinase activity. To overcome this problem, we fused Src to a protein tyrosine phosphatase with an affinity tag and an appropriate thrombin cleavage site. Upon affinity purification of the fusion protein, Src...
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