Pfusen hg1fc
PFUSEN-hG1Fc is a recombinant fusion protein consisting of the human IgG1 Fc domain. It is designed for use in immunological studies and applications.
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Podoplanin and CLEC-2 Interaction Protocol
Construction of Fc-Fusion Protein Vectors
Example 3
An in-frame DNA cassette coding for the following construct was generated by overlapping PCR: 5′-signal peptide-MCS (multiple cloning sites)-hinge-human IgFc-MCS-HS24 peptide-3′. This cassette was inserted into an expression vector with human elongation factor promoter, pFUSEN-hG1Fc by InvivoGen, which utilizes the hEF1/HTLV R-U5 sequence as a hybrid promoter (Kim et al., Gene 91:217-23, 1990; Takebe, Mol Cell Biol 9:4248-58, 1988), and the SV40 poly A site; or an expression vector with CMV promoter, pCl by Promega, which uses the CMV L.E. enhancer/promoter with the SV40 poly A site. The sequence of this new expression vector was confirmed and named pFc-HS. The extracellular domain of the CD81 sequence was synthesized and added in-frame to the 5′ MCS to create pCD81-Fc-HS. The extracellular domain of SRB1 was added upstream of CD81 by overlapping PCR to create pSRB1-CD81-Fc-HS. The extracellular domain of CD26 was inserted to the 5′ MCS of pFc-HS to create pCD26-Fc-HS.
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