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Protein coding genes, expression sites

The various transcription-control elements found in eukaryotic DNA are binding sites for regulatory proteins. In this section, we discuss the identification, purification, and structures of these transcription factors, which function to activate or repress expression of eukaryotic protein-coding genes. [Pg.458]

Over several decades, multiple vector systems for recombinant gene expression in E. coli have been developed. Modem vectors suitable for recombinant protein production vary in the used promoter system in the presence or absence of coding sequences for affinity tags upstream or downstream of the multiple cloning site (MCS) and of sequences coding for leader peptides for the protein export. Moreover, different origins of replication (ori), antibiotic selection marker genes and MCS are used. [Pg.136]

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Expression, proteins

Gene protein-coding

Protein coding genes, expression