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US08377676B2 Mutated nucleotide sequences of batroxobin, mutated α factor secretion signal sequence and processes for preparing batroxobin using the same
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巴曲酶的突变核苷酸序列,突变的α因子分泌信号序列和使用其制备巴曲酶的方法
- Patent Title: Mutated nucleotide sequences of batroxobin, mutated α factor secretion signal sequence and processes for preparing batroxobin using the same
- Patent Title (中): 巴曲酶的突变核苷酸序列,突变的α因子分泌信号序列和使用其制备巴曲酶的方法
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Application No.: US12810902Application Date: 2008-12-23
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Publication No.: US08377676B2Publication Date: 2013-02-19
- Inventor: Young-Doug Sohn , Bum Joon Kim , Ok Hwan Kim , Kyoung Jun Kim , Ji Hun Shin , Sung Yu Hong , Jae Hoon Hwang , Kwang Hoe Chung
- Applicant: Young-Doug Sohn , Bum Joon Kim , Ok Hwan Kim , Kyoung Jun Kim , Ji Hun Shin , Sung Yu Hong , Jae Hoon Hwang , Kwang Hoe Chung
- Applicant Address: KR Seoul
- Assignee: Biobud Co., Ltd
- Current Assignee: Biobud Co., Ltd
- Current Assignee Address: KR Seoul
- Agency: Clark & Elbing LLP
- Priority: KR10-2007-0139776 20071228
- International Application: PCT/KR2008/007605 WO 20081223
- International Announcement: WO2009/084841 WO 20090709
- Main IPC: C12N9/74
- IPC: C12N9/74 ; C12N15/57

Abstract:
The present invention relates to a batroxobin-encoding nucleotide sequence and/or a mutated α-factor secretion signal sequence, and a vector and a transformant using the same. The batroxobin-encoding nucleotide sequence of this invention exhibits an excellent expression efficiency in yeast, particular Pichia pastoris and the recombinant batroxobin is obtained at 4-13 fold higher yield than natural-occurring batroxobin-encoding sequences. The protein expression system which uses the batroxobin-encoding nucleotide sequence as well as mutated α-factor secretion signal peptide sequence of this invention obtains the recombinant batroxobin at about 20-fold higher yield than natural-occurring batroxobin-encoding sequences. In addition, the recombinant batroxobin prepared using the sequence of this invention has a significantly plausible activity and stability compared with natural-occurring batroxobin.
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