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GP64 is the main envelope glycoprotein for group I baculovirus (including AcMNPV and BmNPV). It plays an important role in membrane fusion into the insect cell upon endocytosis.
The a GP64 sequence basically consists of a transmembrane domain (TMD), a C-terminal cytoplasmic tail domain (CTD) as well as a N-terminal signal peptide (SP). Each domain plays an important role in membrane fusion into the insect cell upon endocytosis. GP64 it is the core of most baculovirus surface display technology.
Different forms of GP64 fusion position can be deployed in baculovirus surface-display techniques, which not only affects the viral growth characteristics but also affect the actual presentation of the epitope. As your reliable research assistant, Creative BioMart offers services corresponding to several different GP64 related fusion forms. Customers can make selections according to the actual situation.
Fuse the displayed protein with the entire GP64
The coding sequence of the target protein is inserted into the viral DNA via the standard procedure, producing a "GP64-target protein-full GP64 protein" sequence.
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Fuse the displayed proteins with partial of GP64
The foreign protein coding sequence is inserted and expressed in a fusion form together with either SP, CTD or TMD+CTD domain. Although the integrity of GP64 is destroyed, the expression and display of the target protein can still be realized.
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Peptide insertions into the native GP64 protein
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Fuse the foreign protein with VP39 nucleocapsid protein (rather than GP64) and display it on the surface of baculovirus capsid
Surface display of foreign proteins using baculoviral polyhedrin as a fusion partner
Adopt the GP64 related strategy to display the protein to the host insect cells
Complete the GP64-related surface display in the non-lepidopteran cell with the help of appropriate promoters