The invention belongs to the field of
chemical biology technology, and discloses a method used for screening polypeptide
in vitro. In order to break the limitation of existing polypeptide
intracellular screening technology, the method comprises following steps: a random dsDNA
library is constructed, and is transcribed to form mRNA; the mRNA and an
oligonucleotide chain are subjected to anneal for
complementation, and then
in vitro expression is performed by taking the mRNA as a template, wherein the end of the
oligonucleotide chain is connected with
puromycin; when the expression is about to be completed,
puromycin is delivered into a
ribosome, a newly generated
polypeptide chain is captured by
puromycin and a covalent structure is formed; a random
library is produced by inverse transcription, wherein in the random
library, polypeptide and encoding information cDNA of the polypeptide are combined correspondingly; after screening, a primer is designed so as to subject the obtained cDNA to PCR amplification; and then a next circle of screening is performed so as to obtain the target polypeptide and encoding information of the target polypeptide after a plurality of screening cycles. The screening technologies employed in the method are
in vitro, library capacity can reach 1013 to 1015, the
system is stable, operation is simple, and screening efficiency is high.