[Construction, expression and characterization of recombinant fusion protein HSA-PTH (1-34) in Pichia pastoris].

Zhejiang Da Xue Xue Bao Yi Xue Ban

Department of Biochemical Pharmacy, College of Pharmaceutical Sciences, Zhejiang University, Hangzhou 310058, China.

Published: March 2008

Objective: To obtain recombinant fusion protein HSA (human serum albumin)-PTH(1-34) in Pichia pastoris.

Methods: HSA and PTH(1-34) cDNA were obtained with PCR and the DNA segments were cloned into vector pPIC9 with linker. The linearized plasmids were transformed GS115 competent cells treated with LiCl, and mut+ transformants were screened on MD plate. With AOX promoter and alpha-MF signal sequences leading, fusion protein was expressed in GS115. PCR and SDS-PAGE were employed to confirm the integration and expression of HSA-PTH(1-34). The fusion protein was identified by Western blotting and classical adenylate cyclase assay.

Result: The PCR results showed that the gene of HSA-PTH(1-34) was integrated into GS115 genome. Western bolt approved the existence of two domains of HSA and PTH(1-34). The bioactivity assay in rabbit cortical membranes indicated that HSA-PTH (1-34) activated adenylate cyclase, but the activity was lower than that of the synthetic PTH(1-34).

Conclusion: Active fusion protein HSA-PTH (1-34) is successfully expressed in Pichia pastoris.

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