Subject: Can bacteria express proteins with disufide bonds?
Date: Mon Nov 17 16:07:50 2003
Posted by Jimmy
Grade level: undergrad
School: California State University, Fullerton
City: CA State/Province: 92834
Country: USA
Area of science: Biochemistry
ID: 1069106870.Bc
Message:
I am aware that insulin can be expressed in E. coli, but it's not until
chemical treatment of the peptides that oxidizes the cys residues to make the
disulfide bridge. But I'm unclear as to whether or not the cytoplasmic
environment of bacteria is suitible to maintain/express proteins with disulfide
bonds. Thanks for your time
Re: Can bacteria express proteins with disufide bonds?
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