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titleOfInvention Purification of human lipocortin i
abstract PURPOSE:To purity the titled compound useful as an anti-inflammatory agent, etc., on an industrial scale at a low cost, by contacting a solution of human lipocortin I with a calcium-based adsorbent, eluting the adsorbed material, contacting with a anion exchange material, eluting the adsorbed material, contacting with a carrier bonded with a red pigment and finally eluting the adsorbed component. CONSTITUTION:An E.coli cell is transformed by inserting a manifestation plasmid integrated with a human lipocortin I structure gene separated from a fibroblast cDNA library and the obtained recombinant E.coli is cultured to obtain crude human lipocortin I solution. The solution is brought into contact with a calcium-based adsorbent, eluted, contacted with an anion exchange material and eluted. The eluted component is brought into contact with a carrier bonded with a red pigment or a blue pigment and eluted to obtain highly purified human lipocortin I.
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