Fusion Proteins Having A Site For In Vivo Post-translation Modification And Methods Of Making And Using Them

John E Cronan, Jr

Fusion Proteins Having A Site For In Vivo Post-translation Modification And Methods Of Making And Using Them

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A hybrid DNA sequence encoding a fusion protein comprising: a first DNA sequence which encodes an amino acid sequence that allows for post-translation modification of the fusion protein; and a second DNA sequence joined end to end with the first DNA sequence and in the same reading frame, the second DNA sequence encoding a selected p The invention described herein was made in the course of work partially funded by Grant No. 2 RO1 AI15650 from the National Institutes of Health, U.S. Department of Health and Human Services. The U.S. government may have rights in this invention.

Original language	English (US)
U.S. patent number	5252466
Filing date	5/18/90
State	Published - Oct 12 1993

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Fusion Proteins Having A Site For In Vivo Post-translation Modification And Methods Of Making And Using Them

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