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Enhancing the cell-free expression of native membrane proteins by in-silico optimization of the coding sequence – an experimental study of the human voltage-dependent anion channel

2018-09-07

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The investigation of membrane proteins, key constituents of cells, is hampered by the difficulty and complexity of their in vitro synthesis, of unpredictable yield. Cell-free synthesis is herein employed to unravel the impact of the expression construct on gene transcription and translation, without the complex regulatory mechanisms of cellular systems. Through the systematic design of plasmids in the immediacy of...

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99ff49df-ada1-51a6-9e79-2ed73bae85f3
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10.1101/411694
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