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Patent No.:
Date of Patent:
Feb. 18, 2014
Filed:
Feb. 09, 2011
David J. Squirrell, Salisbury, GB;
Melenie J. Murphy, Salisbury, GB;
Rachel L. Price, Salisbury, GB;
Christopher R. Lowe, Cambridge, GB;
Peter J. White, Cambridge, GB;
Laurence C. Tisi, Cambridge, GB;
James A. H. Murray, Cambridge, GB;
David J. Squirrell, Salisbury, GB;
Melenie J. Murphy, Salisbury, GB;
Rachel L. Price, Salisbury, GB;
Christopher R. Lowe, Cambridge, GB;
Peter J. White, Cambridge, GB;
Laurence C. Tisi, Cambridge, GB;
James A. H. Murray, Cambridge, GB;
Promega Corporation, Madison, WI (US);
Abstract
An isolated recombinant luciferase having luciferase activity. The recombinant luciferase has an amino acid sequence which differs from the wild-type luciferase fromor. In the sequence of the recombinant luciferase, the amino acid residue corresponding to phenylalanine 295 inwild-type luciferase or to leucine 297 inorwild-type luciferases, is mutated compared to the corresponding amino acid which appears in the corresponding wild-type luciferase sequence. The recombinant luciferase has increased thermostability compared to the corresponding wild-type luciferase.
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