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intergration of protease cleavage site [View Printable]
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MKr
Group: Member Posts: 9 Joined: Aug 13, 2007
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Dear Scientists and colleagues,
Im looking for a protease (every host is welcome) which cleaves specific at the N-terminus of its protease cleavage site, resulting in no additional amino acid residue (aa) at the C-terminus of target after cleavage (P1` site is the first aa of cleavage site and P1 is final C- terminal aa of target protein (...P3P2P1/P1P2P3...)). Has anyone an idea where such protease is available, or does anyone know a host (vegetable, viral, mammalian or bacterial origin) producing such protease with this feature?
Thanks for your collaboration and for your efforts, Best, MK.
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