Renaturation and reconstitution of functional holoenzyme from recombinant subunits of casein kinase II expressed as inclusion bodies in E. coli.
Renaturation and reconstitution of functional holoenzyme from recombinant subunits of casein kinase II expressed as inclusion bodies in E. coli.
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在大肠杆菌中表达为包涵体的酪蛋白激酶 II 重组亚基的功能性全酶的复性和重建。
DOI:
10.1007/978-1-4899-1766-9_7
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发表时间:
1996
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Traugh,JA
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作者:
Lin,WJ;Jakobi,R;Traugh,JA
Casein kinase II (protein kinase CKII) is a heterotetramer consisting of twoαand twoβsubunits (1,2). Theαsubunit can be expressed as two different gene products which are present asαand/or α′, depending on the tissue and species of origin. Theβsubunit is a single gene product in higher eukaryotes. A comparison of the sequences from a number of different species shows theαandβsubunits are highly conserved (1,3). The heterotetramer is stable and the structure is dissociable only under denaturing conditions. Thus, complete physical, chemical and functional analysis of the enzyme at the molecular level is dependent on obtaining subunits capable of reconstituting into active CKII. This reconstituted CKII must have the capacity to interact with and react to the surrounding environment in an appropriate manner.