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  1. Protein engineering of cota laccase by using bacillus subtilis spore display

    Spore display offers advantages over more commonly utilized microbe cell-surface display systems. For instance, protein-folding problems associated with the expressed recombinant polypeptide crossing membranes are avoided. Hence, a different region of protein space can be explored that previously …

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  2. Engineering spores to display g protein-coupled receptors for directed evolution

    … The goal is to design and create a system to display a heterologous protein on the Bacillus subtilis spore coat. Human parathyroid hormone receptor (huPTH1R) is used as a model system. HuPTH1R is a GPCR, which is vital in regulating calcium and phosphate levels in the blood. Molecular biology …

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  3. Development of Bacillus subtilis spores and cells for surface display of proteins

    Surface display has attracted the attention of researchers in developing efficient display systems expressing heterologous polypeptides on the surface of bioparticles such as phages, bacterial and eukaryotic cells and bacterial spores. Among these bioparticles, the endospore from B. subtilis has …

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