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A variant of green fluorescent protein exclusively deposited to active intracellular inclusion bodies.

Microbial cell factories - 16 May 2014

Raghunathan Govindan, Munussami Ganapathiraman, Moon Hyojin, Paik Hyun-jong, An Seong Soo A, Kim Yong-Sung, Kang Sebyung, Lee Sun-Gu

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BACKGROUND: Inclusion bodies (IBs) were generally considered to be inactive protein deposits and did not hold any attractive values in biotechnological applications. Recently, some IBs of recombinant proteins were confirmed to show their functional properties such as enzyme activities, fluorescence, etc. Such biologically active IBs are not commonly formed, but they have great potentials in the fields of...

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PMID: 24885571
DOI: 10.1186/1475-2859-13-68
PMCID: PMC4049505

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