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Patent No.:
Date of Patent:
Sep. 17, 1996
Filed:
Aug. 23, 1994
Ying Wu, San Diego, CA (US);
Lyubov A Ryabova, 142297 Puschino, Moscow Region, RU;
Oleg V Kurnasov, 142292 Puschino, Moscow Region, RU;
Igor Y Morosov, 75005 Paris, FR;
Viktor I Ugarov, 142292 Puschino, Moscow Region, RU;
Elena V Volianik, London E1.2BD, GB;
Alexander B Chetverin, 142292 Puschino, Moscow Region, RU;
David Zhang, Jamaica, NY (US);
Fred R Kramer, Riverdale, NY (US);
Alexander S Spirin, 142292 Puschino, Moscow Region, RU;
Other;
Abstract
Batch and continuous-flow cell-free methods for synthesizing protein wherein translation is coupled with replication of recombinant mRNA by an RNA-directed RNA polyerase, such as Q.beta. replicase. Transcription of a DNA template to produce the recombinant mRNA can be coupled additionally with coupled transcription-replication-translation methods, both batch and continuous. The invention also includes kits of reagents for synthesizing user-selected proteins according to methods of this invention.