Recombinant targeting fusion protein trail-sgrsa-gst and its anti-tumor application
A fusion protein, targeting technology, applied in anti-tumor drugs, recombinant DNA technology, drug combination and other directions, can solve problems such as interference with normal cell function
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[0030] Existing studies have shown that urokinase-type plasminogen activator (u-PA), an important tumor marker, is highly expressed in colon cancer. Based on the anti-tumor biological properties of TRAIL protein and the close relationship between uPA and tumors, Using the natural enzymatic activity of uPA on the surface of colon cancer cells, we designed a TRAIL-GST fusion protein expression plasmid with a uPA-specific cleavage site sequence ( figure 1 A). The GST tag is located at the C-terminal of the human TRAIL protein, and the u-PA specific cleavage site sequence is inserted between the TRAIL protein and the GST tag, named TRAIL-SGRSA-GST. The PCR primers used to amplify the human TRAIL DNA sequence are shown in Table 1, in which the primers contain sequences encoding u-PA-specific cleavage sites, and the primers used for amplification are named hTRAIL-F and hTRAIL-µPA-R. The partial sequence of human TRAIL was amplified with cDNA r...
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