Gene engineering method for preparing a recombinant glutathion peroxidase
A glutathione peroxide, prokaryotic expression technology, applied in the field of preparation of recombinant glutathione peroxidase, can solve the problems of cumbersome operation, affecting enzyme activity, lack of targeting, etc., to solve the problem of limited sources Effect
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[0052] Example 1: Preparation of genetically engineered human GPX1 using an auxotrophic prokaryotic expression system
[0053] Under the premise of keeping the amino acid sequence unchanged, design primers to amplify or directly synthesize the coding gene according to the sequence of the GPX1 gene published in the gene library (see NCBI, NM_000581.2) to ensure that the 5' end of the gene contains a start codon (ATG) and Nde I restriction site, the 3' end contains stop codon and Hind III restriction site. After double digestion with restriction endonucleases Nde I and Hind III, it was connected to the pCold III (TAKARA, Cat. #3369) vector which was also digested. On the premise of keeping other amino acid sequences unchanged, design two completely isometric and complementary site-directed mutagenesis primers according to the gene sequence of the amino acid adjacent to No. 49 SeCys. center. With these two completely complementary primers and rapid site-directed mutagenesis kit...
Embodiment 2
[0056] Example 2: Combined preparation of genetically engineered human GPX1 by SPP system and auxotrophic prokaryotic expression system
[0057] Under the premise of keeping the amino acid sequence unchanged, its coding gene was directly synthesized according to the GPX1 gene sequence published in the gene library (see NCBI, NM_000581.2), ensuring that the 5' end of the gene contains an initiation codon (ATG) and Nde I restriction site, the 3' end contains a stop codon and a Hind III restriction site, the coding sequence TGA of No. 49 SeCys of the GPX1 gene is replaced by a Cys codon (TGC), and all other Cys codes in the GPX1 gene The codons were replaced by Ser codons, and the full length of the gene did not contain the ACA sequence. After double digestion with restriction endonucleases Nde I and Hind III, it was connected to the pCold III (TAKARA, Cat. #3369) vector which was also digested.
[0058] Transform the auxotrophic Escherichia coli BL21(DE3) Cys with the vector (p...
Embodiment 3
[0060] Example 3: Preparation of genetically engineered human GPX4 by one-step transfection with eukaryotic expression system
[0061] 1. Construction of human GPX4 expression vector: mRNA was extracted from HepG-2 (DSMZ#ACC180) liver cancer cells with small amount of mRNA extraction kit (Sigma, Cat#MRN-10), and reverse transcriptase (AMV RT, Promega, Cat#M5101) and oligo(dT) were transcribed into double-stranded cDNA by RT-PCR (Reverse Transcription Polymerase Chain Reaction). Under the premise of keeping the amino acid sequence unchanged, primers were designed according to the gene sequence of human GPX4 (NCBI, NM_002085.3) disclosed in the gene library to amplify the coding gene of GPX4, ensuring that the 5' end of the gene contained a start codon (ATG ) and EcoRI restriction site, the 3'-end primer is selected to insert the NotI restriction site after the first base of polyoligonucleotide A of GPX4mRNA, to ensure that there is a selenocysteine insertion downstream of the...
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