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Cell death caused by hyper-expression of a secretory exoglucanase in Escherichia coli

Fu et al., 2005

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8035863603176630006
Author
Fu Z
Ng K
Lam T
Wong W
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Protein expression and purification

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Induced expression of a gene fusion between the ompA leader sequence and the Cellulomonas fimi cex gene encoding a secretory exoglucanase, Exg, engineered in the Tac- cassette excretion vector was lethal to Escherichia coli. An exponentially growing culture …
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