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titleOfInvention Soluble prokaryotic expression and purification method and application of feline interferon gamma
abstract The invention provides a soluble prokaryotic expression and purification method and application of feline interferon gamma, belonging to the field of biological genetic engineering. The steps included in the method are: (1) analysis of signal peptide sequence and physicochemical properties of FeIFN-γ protein; (2) construction of prokaryotic expression plasmid pET28a-SUMO-FeIFN-γ; (3) induced expression of BL21 bacteria containing recombinant plasmid and soluble analysis of recombinant protein ; ⑷ Screening for optimal expression conditions of SUMO-FeIFN-γ fusion protein; ⑸ Mass expression and purification of SUMO-FeIFN-γ fusion protein; ⑹ Digestion and purification of SUMO-FeIFN-γ fusion protein. The present invention clones a mature protein gene sequence that does not contain a signal peptide, constructs a prokaryotic expression plasmid, and transforms BL21 competent cells for expression and purification, and uses a pET28a-SUMO expression vector with a SUMO solubilizing tag to realize the target protein The soluble expression of exogenous protein has a high level of soluble expression, has high biological activity, and the purification steps are simple, laying the foundation for the later development of antiviral drugs.
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