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titleOfInvention Production of physiologically active substance
abstract PURPOSE: To obtain a physiologically active substance in a blood serum-free culture medium or culture medium of blood serum in a low concentration with a large amount of production without causing denaturation of products, by using a human kidney-derived established cell as a host for a gene recombination technique. n CONSTITUTION: A primary culture diploid cell obtained from a human fetus is subcultured in a blood serum-free culture medium containing an adequate amount (0.05W0.2wt/vol%) of added blood serum albumin or a culture medium containing added blood serum in a low concentration (0.05W0.2wt/vol%) to give the aimed human kidney-derived established cell. A cell capable of producing a desired physiologically active substance is preferably used as the above- mentioned cell. A vector for gene expression of the physiologically active substance is inserted into the above-mentioned established cell to carry out transformation and the resultant transformant cell is cultivated to recover the aimed physiologically active substance from the culture medium. Examples of the physiologically active substance expected to be produced by this method include tPA, urokinase, pro-UK, IFN-γ, or the like. n COPYRIGHT: (C)1987,JPO&Japio
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