Since Protein sequence B starts at amino acid 410 in the native protein suggest a feature that would need to be included in the expression plasmid to ensure successful translation. Explain your answer.
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These elements include a start codon (usually AUG), a reading frame that is in-frame with the desired protein sequence, and appropriate regulatory elements such as a promoter and ribosome binding site (RBS). Step 2: Design the expression plasmid To include these Show more…
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