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The new DNAVAC research project targets the removal of antibiotics in veterinary DNA-vaccines
The new DNAVAC research project targets the removal of antibiotics in veterinary
Delphi Genetics participation to the AMERE study granted by the European Space Agency (ESA)
Nivelles, Belgium, 23rd of January 2012 – Lambda-X, Delphi Genetics, The d
Delphi Genetics at Peptalk 2012
Delphi Genetics will be present at the Peptalk meeting taking place in San
Delphi Genetics announces that all the bacterial strains present in its research kits are completely
Yokohama, Japan, 16 of December 2011 - Delphi Genetics announced today during a
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http://www.researchtool.jp/modules/tinyd0/index.php?id=15 : webpage (in Japanese) describing the use of CherryCodon and StabySwitch to solubilize proteins in E. coli. An English version is downloadable as an application note.
During Peptalk 2009 conference, participants explored advances in a number of different expression systems including bacterial, yeast, mammalian cells and cell-free systems. The StabyTM technology of Delphi Genetics is described by Dr K. John Morrow in this article (GEN, February,1, 2009) as an alternative to the use of antibiotics.
Published in GEN, vol31, n°18, October 2011.
http://www.genengnews.com/gen-articles/protein-bioproduction-without-antibiotics/3891/
F. Frizzi, G. Santini, C. Natali, G. Chelazzi and C. Ciofi used StabyCloning to isolate and to characterize several microsatellite loci from Crematogaster scutellaris. StabyCloning was shown very efficient to isolate microsatellites compare to several competitor kits (for more information, see the application note).
Mardulyn et al. used the StabyCloning kit to study the genetic diversity of a Euro-Siberian boreo-montane leaf beetle, Gonioctena pallida. The article was published in Evolution in 2009.
Gonzalez et al., 2007. The Plant Journal, 51, 642-655
The team of Sanofi Pasteur describes in this paper the use and the efficiency of the StabyExpress technology. The results show that the presence of an antibiotic resistance gene can indirectly reduce the amount of expressed protein. Since even in absence of selection pressure the gene would be transcribed and account for an additional stress for the host during the fermentation process. StabyExpress allows higher yield without antibiotics.
D. Walgraffe et al. used the StabyExpress kit to produce the ProDer p 1 protein in E. coli and to use it as a candidate for mite allergy vaccines. The article was published in Journal of Allergy and Clinical Immunology in 2009.
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