Stably Maintained Multiple Copies of at Least Two Orf in the Same Orientation
a technology of multiple copies and orientation, applied in the field of building stable cells, can solve the problems of unstable plasmids, often lost from the host cell, and instability of multiple copies of the gene, and achieve the effect of stable integration
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Synthetic DNA sequences encoding protease 10R
[0142] Protease 10R is a proteolytic enzyme produced by Nocardiopsis prasina NRLL 18262.
[0143] The DNA sequence given as SEQ ID NO: 1 is a synthetic DNA sequence encoding the signal peptide coding region from the Bacillus clausii alkaline protease gene, Savinase®, followed in frame by a synthetic DNA sequence encoding the pro+mature parts of the 10R protease. The synthetic DNA sequence is changed compared to the Nocardiopsis wildtype sequence, but it still encodes the wildtype 10R enzyme. A synthetic gene can be constructed by PCR assembly of overlapping oligonucleotides in various methods described eg. by Stemmer et al, Gene 164, pp-49-53, 1995; Dillon and Rossen, BioTechniques 9, 298-300, 1990; Prodromou and Pearl, Protein Engineering 5, 827-829, 1992; Chn et al., Journal of Amarical Chemical Sociaty 11, 8799-8800, 1994 and others.
[0144] Genes of the desired sequence can also be purchased from commercial companies like DNA2.0 inc., 1...
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Construction of strain Bacillus subtilis ppP715-4, containing a chromosomally integrated copy of a synthetic gene encoding the protease 10R enzyme
[0147] The use of pDG268-derived plasmids for introduction of aprL expression cassettes into the amyE locus of B. subtilis in single copy has been described in details (Widner, B., Thomas, M., Sternberg, D., Lammon, D., Behr, R., and Sloma, A. (2000) Development of marker-free strains of Bacillus subtilis capable of secreting high levels of industrial enzymes. Journal of Industrial Microbiology & Biotechnology, 25, 204-212.; Widner, W., Sloma, A., Thomas, M. D. (2003) Methods for producing a polypeptide in a Bacillus cell. United States Patent Application Publication US 2003 / 0170876 A1). FIG. 25 in patent application US 2003 / 0170876 specifically illustrates a plasmid containing a particular composite promoter, including the cryIIIA promoter and mRNA stabilizing region. This plasmid was used as a vector plasmid to make a construct, in whic...
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Construction of a plasmid, pSJ6869, carrying SEQUENCE ID NO: 1 encoding protease 10R
[0148] pSJ5801
[0149] This is a pUC19 (Yanisch-Perron et al., 1985, Gene 33(1): 103-119) based plasmid carrying the transcriptional terminator from the B. licheniformis alpha-amylase gene, amyL. It was made by PCR amplification with:
Primer 1:(SEQ ID NO: 9)5′-GACTCTGCAGCCGCGGACGCGTGCTAGCGGCCGCGTCGACTAGAAGAGCAGA-GAGGACGG-3′andPrimer 2:(SEQ ID NO: 10)5′-GACTAAGCTTATCGATGATCAAGATCTCAACGAAATTTATAAGACGGGC-3′
using chromosomal DNA of B. licheniformis as template, digestion of the PCR fragment with HindIII and PstI, and ligation into HindIII+PstI digested pUC19. The ligation mixture was transformed into E. coli SJ2 (Diderichsen et al., 1990, J. Bacteriol. 172(8): 4315-4321) by electroporation, selecting ampicillin resistance. 2 transformants, harbouring plasmids with the correct sequence of the PCR amplified terminator segment, were kept as SJ5801 (SJ2 / pSJ5801) and SJ5802 (SJ2 / pSJ5802).
[0150] pSJ6074
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