Parallel methods for expression and purification.
Protein properties are highly diverse, making parallel expression and purification a particular challenge. Parallel methods are typically used when a number derivatives of a target protein are desired or when multiple homologs are needed. A typical scenario involves target evaluation, cloning and mutagenesis of the target, expression screening, large-scale expression and purification, and analytical and biophysical testing of the resulting protein. This chapter describes some of the strategies and methods employed for parallel protein expression and purification.
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Genomics Institute of the Novartis Research Foundation, San Diego, California, USA.
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