Use of gene recombination human lysozyme against drug resistant bacteria in preparation of medicine
A technology of human lysozyme and gene recombination, which is applied to the genetically recombined human lysozyme, and the genetically recombined human lysozyme in the field of drug-resistant bacteria, and achieves the effects of simple preparation process, abundant sources and good medicinal prospects.
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Embodiment 1
[0027] After the culture medium was sterilized by high pressure, the human lysozyme strain was inoculated, the rotation speed of the shaker was 250 rpm, the culture temperature was 20° C., and cultured on a constant temperature bed for 36 hours. The seed tank culture is carried out, and finally the production tank culture is carried out. Extract and purify the culture medium that has been fermented and expressed, freeze-dry the extracted and purified protein concentrate, measure the activity of the protein and store it. Take 1% of human lysozyme freeze-dried powder, phosphate buffer 5mM (pH5.0) 90%, and make injections, which are mainly used for drug-resistant diseases caused by Gram-positive bacteria and Gram-negative bacteria . Such as bronchitis, pneumonia and other diseases.
Embodiment 2
[0029] After the culture medium was autoclaved, inoculated with human lysozyme strain and cultured on a constant temperature bed for 40 hours, the culture medium was purified to make human lysozyme freeze-dried powder containing 0.1%, phosphate buffer 20mM (pH7.0) 80%, 25% glycerol, 5 / 10,000 Tween 80 spray.
Embodiment 3
[0031] After autoclaving the culture medium, inoculate the human lysozyme strain and culture it on a constant temperature bed for 36 hours, then purify the culture medium to make lyophilized powder containing human lysozyme 0.005%, phosphate buffer 10 (pH6.0) Drops of 80%, 20% glycerol, 6% sodium 2-pyrrolidone-5-carboxylate, 0.9% water-soluble azone, 3 / 10,000 Tween 80.
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