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Use of a dual-origin temperature-controlled amplifiable replicon for optimization of human interleukin-1β synthesis in Escherichia coli. / Mashko, Sergey V.; Mochulsky, Andrey V.; Kotenko, Sergey V.; Lebedeva, Marina I.; Lapidus, Alla L.; Mochulskaya, Natalya A.; Izotova, Lara S.; Veiko, Vladimir P.; Vinetsky, Yury P.; Ketlinsky, Sergey A.; Debabov, Vladimir G.

In: Gene, Vol. 97, No. 2, 15.01.1991, p. 259-266.

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Mashko, SV, Mochulsky, AV, Kotenko, SV, Lebedeva, MI, Lapidus, AL, Mochulskaya, NA, Izotova, LS, Veiko, VP, Vinetsky, YP, Ketlinsky, SA & Debabov, VG 1991, 'Use of a dual-origin temperature-controlled amplifiable replicon for optimization of human interleukin-1β synthesis in Escherichia coli', Gene, vol. 97, no. 2, pp. 259-266. https://doi.org/10.1016/0378-1119(91)90060-O

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Mashko, S. V., Mochulsky, A. V., Kotenko, S. V., Lebedeva, M. I., Lapidus, A. L., Mochulskaya, N. A., Izotova, L. S., Veiko, V. P., Vinetsky, Y. P., Ketlinsky, S. A., & Debabov, V. G. (1991). Use of a dual-origin temperature-controlled amplifiable replicon for optimization of human interleukin-1β synthesis in Escherichia coli. Gene, 97(2), 259-266. https://doi.org/10.1016/0378-1119(91)90060-O

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Mashko, Sergey V. ; Mochulsky, Andrey V. ; Kotenko, Sergey V. ; Lebedeva, Marina I. ; Lapidus, Alla L. ; Mochulskaya, Natalya A. ; Izotova, Lara S. ; Veiko, Vladimir P. ; Vinetsky, Yury P. ; Ketlinsky, Sergey A. ; Debabov, Vladimir G. / Use of a dual-origin temperature-controlled amplifiable replicon for optimization of human interleukin-1β synthesis in Escherichia coli. In: Gene. 1991 ; Vol. 97, No. 2. pp. 259-266.

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title = "Use of a dual-origin temperature-controlled amplifiable replicon for optimization of human interleukin-1β synthesis in Escherichia coli",
abstract = "A new dual-replicon recombinant plasmid, pPR53-tsr, has been constructed; it is a derivative of the expression vector pPR-TGATG-1 [Mashko et al., Gene 88 (1990) 121-126]. In contrast to its progenitor, pPR53-tsr is a low-copy-number (low-Cop) plasmid amplifiable in temperature-dependent fashion. In addition to both the replicon and the par locus from plasmid pSC101, providing segregational stability and alow Cop at28°C, the new plasmid contains a mutant ColE1 replicon whose RNAII is synthesized under the control of the pL promoter. The presence of a thermolabile repressor, cIts857, allows the thermo-inducible amplification of pPR53-tsr; the increased plasmid Cop is estimated at approx. 200 per genome 6 h after thermal induction at 42°C. Thus, pPR53-tsr can be used as a donor of the thermo-inducible dual-replicon fragment for recombinant plasmids. Here, we employ such an approach for optimization of production of human interleukin-lβ (hIL-1β) in Escherichia coli at a high level. The thermo-induced level of recombinant hIL-1β(re-hIL-1β) biosynthesis was around 9% of total cellular protein when the dual-replicon high-Cop vector was used. A method based on acidification of the watersoluble protein fraction to pH 4.0 has been developed that allows for the isolation of 80%-pure re-hIL-1β. The homogeneous material was obtained by two subsequent hydrophobic sorbent chromatographies. The protein yield ranged between 3-5 mg ofre-hIL-lβ/g of wet cells. The re-hIL-1β specific activity was about 2 × 108 units/mg, coinciding with that of the authentic hIL-1β.",
keywords = "overlappon, p and p promoters of λ phage, plasmid copy number, protein purification, Recombinant DNA, TGATG vector",
author = "Mashko, {Sergey V.} and Mochulsky, {Andrey V.} and Kotenko, {Sergey V.} and Lebedeva, {Marina I.} and Lapidus, {Alla L.} and Mochulskaya, {Natalya A.} and Izotova, {Lara S.} and Veiko, {Vladimir P.} and Vinetsky, {Yury P.} and Ketlinsky, {Sergey A.} and Debabov, {Vladimir G.}",
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AU - Kotenko, Sergey V.

AU - Lebedeva, Marina I.

AU - Lapidus, Alla L.

AU - Mochulskaya, Natalya A.

AU - Izotova, Lara S.

AU - Veiko, Vladimir P.

AU - Vinetsky, Yury P.

AU - Ketlinsky, Sergey A.

AU - Debabov, Vladimir G.

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AB - A new dual-replicon recombinant plasmid, pPR53-tsr, has been constructed; it is a derivative of the expression vector pPR-TGATG-1 [Mashko et al., Gene 88 (1990) 121-126]. In contrast to its progenitor, pPR53-tsr is a low-copy-number (low-Cop) plasmid amplifiable in temperature-dependent fashion. In addition to both the replicon and the par locus from plasmid pSC101, providing segregational stability and alow Cop at28°C, the new plasmid contains a mutant ColE1 replicon whose RNAII is synthesized under the control of the pL promoter. The presence of a thermolabile repressor, cIts857, allows the thermo-inducible amplification of pPR53-tsr; the increased plasmid Cop is estimated at approx. 200 per genome 6 h after thermal induction at 42°C. Thus, pPR53-tsr can be used as a donor of the thermo-inducible dual-replicon fragment for recombinant plasmids. Here, we employ such an approach for optimization of production of human interleukin-lβ (hIL-1β) in Escherichia coli at a high level. The thermo-induced level of recombinant hIL-1β(re-hIL-1β) biosynthesis was around 9% of total cellular protein when the dual-replicon high-Cop vector was used. A method based on acidification of the watersoluble protein fraction to pH 4.0 has been developed that allows for the isolation of 80%-pure re-hIL-1β. The homogeneous material was obtained by two subsequent hydrophobic sorbent chromatographies. The protein yield ranged between 3-5 mg ofre-hIL-lβ/g of wet cells. The re-hIL-1β specific activity was about 2 × 108 units/mg, coinciding with that of the authentic hIL-1β.

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