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Patent No.:
Date of Patent:
Jan. 04, 2000
Filed:
Jul. 25, 1996
Meir Fischer, Rehovot, IL;
Bio-Technology General Corp., Iselin, NJ (US);
Abstract
Plasmids are provided which upon introduction into a suitable Eschericia coli host render the host capable of effecting expression of DNA encoding a desired naturally-occurring polypeptide or polypeptide analog thereof under the control of the deo P1-P2 promoter. Further plasmids are also provided which thermoinducibly direct expression of eucaryotic genes under the control of a .lambda. P.sub.L promoter and a thermolabile repressor protein present on the same plasmid under the control of a deo P1 promoter. These plasmids have been inserted into various hosts, some of which contain DNA encoding the repressor protein. Such plasmids may be used to produce polypeptides such as human copper/zinc superoxide dismutase, hMnSOD-hGPX fusion polypeptides, human manganese superoxide dismutase, human growth hormone, bovine growth, porcine growth, human growth hormone-apolipoprotein E fused polypeptides, apolipoprotein E and various fibronectin domains.