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publicationNumber | EP-1151109-A1 |
titleOfInvention | Fucosyl transferase gene |
abstract | A DNA molecule (I), encoding a plant protein with fucosyl transferase activity, comprising a 2198 base pair sequence, fully defined in the specification, with an open reading frame of nucleotides 211-1740, a sequence at least 50 % homologous to it, a sequence hybridizing to it under stringent conditions, a sequence which differs due to genetic code degeneracy, or their complement, is new. Independent claims are also included for the following: (1) a DNA molecule (II), comprising a 105 base pair sequence, fully defined in the specification, a sequence at least 95 % homologous to it, a sequence that hybridizes to it under stringent conditions, or a sequence which differs due to genetic code degeneracy; (2) a DNA molecule which is a partial sequence of (I) or (II), which comprises 30-50 base pairs; (3) (I) or (II) covalently associated with a detectable marker substance; (4) a biologically functional vector comprising (I) or (II) or a partial sequence of at least 20 base pairs; (5) a biologically functional vector comprising (I), (II) or a partial sequence in inverse orientation to the promoter; (6) (I), (II) or the DNA molecule of (2) or (3) comprising a deletion, insertion and/or substitution mutation; (7) a DNA encoding a ribozyme, which comprises two sequence sections of at least 10-15 base pairs, which are complementary to (I) or (II), so that the ribozyme complexes with and cuts the mRNA, which is transcribed from a natural GlcNAc-alpha 1,3-fucosyl transferase DNA molecule; (8) a biologically functional vector comprising DNA of (6) or (7); (9) producing a cDNA of (I) or (II) comprising isolating RNA of insects or plants, and carrying out reverse transcription with a reverse transcriptase and primers; (10) cloning a GlcNAc-alpha 1,3-fucosyl transferase; (11) producing recombinant host cells which over-express GlcNAc-alpha 1,3-fucosyltransferase; (12) producing recombinant host cells, preferably plant or insect cells, which have a DNA of (6) in place of the non-mutated homologous sequence; (13) a recombinant plant or insect cell produced by the method of (12) and which over-expresses the GlcNAc-alpha 1,3-fucosyltransferase; (14) a PNA (peptide-nucleic acid) molecule which is complementary to or the same as (I); (15) producing a plant or insect cell with blocked GlcNAc-alpha 1,3-fucosyl transferase expression at the level of transcription or translation by the PNA of (14); (16) a method of recombinant glycoprotein production; (17) a recombinant glycoprotein produced in a plant or insect cell system as above; a GlcNAc-alpha 1,3-fucosyltransferase preparation, cloned by a method of (16), where the isoforms have a pI of between 6 and 9, preferably 6.8 and 8.2; and (18) producing human and other vertebrate carbohydrates by transplantation. |
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