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Endogenous protease cleavage in E. coli

Started by Esrop, Jun 11 2012 02:22 AM

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Posted 11 June 2012 - 02:22 AM

Hallo all,

I am designing a protein linker which has to be cleaved at a (non sterically hindered) position between two proteins in E. coli.
Does anyone know any specific cleavage sites for endogenous proteases in E. coli?

Thanks in advance!

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