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Assignment of the Four Disulfides in the N-terminal Somatomedin B Domain of Native Vitronectin Isolated from Human Plasma by Horn, Nancy A, Hurst, Gregory B, Mayasundari, Anand, Whittemore, Neil A, Serpersu, Engin H, Peterson, Cynthia B

“…The primary sequence of the N-terminal somatomedin B (SMB) domain of native vitronectin contains 44 amino acids, including a framework of four disulfide bonds…”
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Cancer gene therapy using plasmid DNA: purification of DNA for human clinical trials by Horn, N A, Meek, J A, Budahazi, G, Marquet, M

“…A production method has been developed for the purification of pharmaceutical-grade plasmid DNA for in vivo gene therapy. This method has been applied to the…”
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High Level Expression and Refolding of Mouse Interleukin 4 Synthesized in Escherichia coli(∗) by Leimgruber, Richard M., Bishop, Bruce F., Levine, Alan D., Rangwala, Shaukat H., Horn, Nancy A., Peel, Michelle A., Matthews, Brian K., Manning, Julia A., Olins, Peter O.

“…Mouse Interleukin 4 is a 20-kDa glycoprotein, synthesized by activated T lymphocytes and mast cells, which regulates the growth and/or differentiation of a…”
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High-yield production of pBR322-derived plasmids intended for human gene therapy by employing a temperature-controllable point mutation by Lahijani, R, Hulley, G, Soriano, G, Horn, N A, Marquet, M

“…Production of large quantities of highly purified plasmid DNA is essential for gene therapy. A low-copy-number pBR322-derived plasmid (VCL1005) was converted…”
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Comparison of recombinant tissue factor pathway inhibitors expressed in human SK hepatoma, mouse C127, baby hamster kidney, and Chinese hamster ovary cells by Wun, T C, Kretzmer, K K, Palmier, M O, Day, K C, Huang, M D, Welsch, D J, Lewis, C, Wolfe, R A, Zobel, J F, Lange, G W

“…Recombinant tissue factor pathway inhibitor (rTFPI) has been expressed in four mammalian expression systems using human SK hepatoma, mouse C127, baby hamster…”
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