Patent classifications
C12Y207/08005
SURFACE EXPRESSION VECTOR USING TWO KINDS OF PROMOTERS DERIVED FROM LACTOBACILLUS CASEI FOR CONCURRENTLY EXPRESSING TWO TARGET PROTEINS AND METHOD FOR EXPRESSING PROTEINS ON MICROBIAL SURFACE BY USING SAME
Provided is a vector capable of co-expressing two different target proteins on the microbial surface using two promoters derived from Lactobacillus, and a method of expressing target proteins on the microbial surface using the vector. The vector containing foreign genes inserted therein is transformed into a microorganism, and allows different foreign proteins to be stably expressed on the surface of the microorganism. Furthermore, provided is a surface expression vector containing the gene pgsA encoding a poly-gamma-glutamate synthetase complex, and a method of expressing a target protein on the microbial surface using the vector. The vector containing foreign genes inserted therein is transformed into a microorganism, and allows the foreign proteins to be stably expressed on the surface of the microorganism.
SURFACE EXPRESSION VECTOR USING POLY-GAMMA-GLUTAMATE SYNTHETIC GENE DERIVED FROM STRAIN IN BACILLUS, AND METHOD FOR EXPRESSING PROTEIN ON SURFACE OF MICROORGANISM, USING SAME
Provided is a surface expression vector having pgsA, a gene encoding poly-gamma-glutamate synthetase, and a method of expressing a target protein on the microbial surface using the vector. The vector having foreign genes inserted therein is transformed into a microorganism and allows a foreign protein to be stably expressed on the surface of the microorganism.
Surface expression vector using poly-gamma-glutamate synthetic gene derived from strain in <i>Bacillus</i>, and method for expressing protein on surface of microorganism, using same
Provided is a surface expression vector having pgsA, a gene encoding poly-gamma-glutamate synthetase, and a method of expressing a target protein on the microbial surface using the vector. The vector having foreign genes inserted therein is transformed into a microorganism and allows a foreign protein to be stably expressed on the surface of the microorganism.