Разработка конструкций и синтез рекомбинантных химерных генно-инженерных белков ВИЧ-1 и ис-следование их свойств в твердофазном иммунном анализе
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НАУЧНАЯ НОВИЗНА РАБОТЫВпервые проведена масштабная наработка рекомбинантного белка гес (24−41). Показана воспроизводимость наработки партий рекомбинантного белка гес (24−41). Создан штамм-продуцент ВЦ24−41) способный продуцировать белок rec (24−41) в условиях ферментации. Проведена работа по подбору оптимальных условий для экспрессии белка rec (24−41) в условиях ферментации. Подобраны условия… Читать ещё >
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