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Biopharming the SimpliRED HIV diagnostic reagent in barley, potato and tobacco

2002-01-01

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This is the first report of an antibody-fusion protein expressed in transgenic plants for direct use in a medical diagnostic assay. By the use of gene constructs with appropriate promoters, high level expression of an anti-glycophorin single-chain antibody fused to an epitope of the HIV virus was obtained in the leaves and stems of tobacco, tubers of potato and seed of barley. This fusion protein replaces the Simp...

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e3ca9e7b-d985-52d8-a772-7bdd0bdbb55f
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10.1023/a:1026752805494
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