Uses of Cloned Genes sequencing reagents (eg, probes) protein production insufficient natural quantities modify/mutagenesis library screening Expression.

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Uses of Cloned Genes sequencing reagents (eg, probes) protein production insufficient natural quantities modify/mutagenesis library screening Expression of Recombinant Proteins Expression Vector Features gene dosage strong promoter regulatable promoter translation signals, etc ± fusion proteins protease defective hosts

Bacterial Promoters + IPTG

Fusion Proteins increase stability affinity purification detection/assay spectrophotometric binding assays antibodies export signals partnertarget

Preparation of Expression Vector subclone insert from current vector into expression vector design PCR primers to amplify region of interest expressed protein must be: correct orientation in-frame

Vectors |EcoRI | P tac... ATG AAT TCN NNN Met Asn Ser Xaa |EcoRI| P tac... ATG GAA TTC NNN Met Glu Phe Xaa |EcoRI | P tac... ATG GGA ATT CNN Met Gly Ile Xaa |EcoRI | P tac... ATG AAT TCT TGA CTA GGN Met Asn Ser *** |EcoRI| P tac... ATG GAA TTC TTG ACT AGG NNN... Met Glu Phe Leu Thr Arg Xaa... |EcoRI | P tac... ATG GGA ATT CTT GAC TAG GNN Met Gly Ile Leu Asp *** Insert |EcoRI| NNN GAA TTC TTG ACT AGG NNN Glu Phe Leu Thr Arg Xaa... Reading Frames

| SalI | | ClaI || HIII | GGT CGA CGG TAT CGA TAA GCT TGA CCA GCT GCC ATA GCT ATT CGA ACT Gly Arg Arg Tyr Arg *** Ala *** Sal I GG T CGA CGG TAT CGA TAA GCT TGA CCA GCT GCC ATA GCT ATT CGA ACT + Klenow + dNTPs GGT CGA T CGA CGG TAT CGA TAA GCT TGA CCA GCT A GCT GCC ATA GCT ATT CGA ACT + DNA ligase GGT CGA TCG ACG GTA TCG ATA AGC TTG A CCA GCT AGC TGC CAT AGC TAT TCG AAC T Gly Arg Ser Thr Val Ser Ile Ser Leu Generation of a -1 Frameshift

Potential problems toxicity proteolysis inclusion bodies Possible IB Cure isolate by differential centrifugation solubilize in urea re-nature protein (?) Expression of Recombinant Protein transform bacteria with engineered plasmid grow to appropriate density induce expression (eg., IPTG)

Protein Isolation conventional affinity based on fusion partner

|BamH1 | |EcoR1 ||SmaI |SalI | XhoI | NotI |... ATC GAA GGT CGT GGG ATC CCC AGG AAT TCC CGG GTC GAC TCG AGC GGC CGC TAG CTT CCA GCA CCC TAG GGG TCC TTA AGG GCC CAG CTG AGC TCG CCG GCG Ile Glu Gly Arg Gly Ile Pro Arg Asn Ser Arg Val Asp Ser Ser Gly Arg... | Factor Xa | Engineered protease site allows removal of fusion partner.

His 6 Tag add 6 consecutive His to either end binds metals Addition of a few residues should have minimal effect on recombinant protein. Epitope Tag 6-12 amino acids mAb for detection or purification

stability (protein and gene) proper folding and disulfide formation post-translational modifications asking species specific questions Problems with Expression of Eukaryotic Proteins in Prokaryotes

Eukaryotic Expression Systems in theory, plasmids can be introduced into any host yeast are easy to maintain in lab Saccharomyces cerevisiae Pichia pastoris viruses several mammalian baculovirus (insect) vaccinia (lytic) adenovirus (lytic) papilloma (episomal) retrovirus (integrated)

E. coli replication origin and selectable marker eukaryotic replication origin, selectable marker, promoters/enhancers, polyA signals Shuttle Vectors

high level recombinant protein expression post-translational modifications polyhedrin gene strong promoter not needed for replication replace with target gene co-transfection with baculo- virus and transfer plasmid recombination replaces polyhedrin gene with target efficiency enhanced by disrupting an essential gene Expression in Baculovirus