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Comparison of biotechnological procedures for pure proteins preparation
Bušanski, Patrik ; Langová, Denisa (referee) ; Brázda, Václav (advisor)
The production of recombinant proteins is a biotechnological process during which proteins are produced in foreign organisms by gen manipulation. To form a recombinant plasmid the gene encoding the desired protein is isolated and inserted into an expression vector. The plasmid is then transformed using physical or chemical method into a suitable host, where the recombinant gene is translated into amino acid sequence in the newly synthetized protein. The theoretical part of this bachelor thesis includes characteristics of proteins, methods of recombinant protein preparation and compares individual expression systems. Three isoforms of the p53 protein, which were synthesized in the E. coli microorganism, were selected for processing the experimental part. The transformed recombinant plasmid contained two tags for purification, HIS-tag and GST-tag, making it possible to compare the efficacy of the two purification methods. HIS-tag purification was found to work for all three isoforms better, with concentrations of recombinant proteins were several times higher than those of the GST-tag. The p53 proteins are about 50 kDa long, what was confirmed by sodium dodecyl sulfate polyacrylamide gel electrophoresis.
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Comparison of biotechnological procedures for pure proteins preparation
Bušanski, Patrik ; Langová, Denisa (referee) ; Brázda, Václav (advisor)
The production of recombinant proteins is a biotechnological process during which proteins are produced in foreign organisms by gen manipulation. To form a recombinant plasmid the gene encoding the desired protein is isolated and inserted into an expression vector. The plasmid is then transformed using physical or chemical method into a suitable host, where the recombinant gene is translated into amino acid sequence in the newly synthetized protein. The theoretical part of this bachelor thesis includes characteristics of proteins, methods of recombinant protein preparation and compares individual expression systems. Three isoforms of the p53 protein, which were synthesized in the E. coli microorganism, were selected for processing the experimental part. The transformed recombinant plasmid contained two tags for purification, HIS-tag and GST-tag, making it possible to compare the efficacy of the two purification methods. HIS-tag purification was found to work for all three isoforms better, with concentrations of recombinant proteins were several times higher than those of the GST-tag. The p53 proteins are about 50 kDa long, what was confirmed by sodium dodecyl sulfate polyacrylamide gel electrophoresis.
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