Codon optimization is the process of modifying a gene's DNA sequence to use codons preferred by the host organism, without changing the amino acid sequence, to enhance protein expression. By aligning codon usage with the host's tRNA abundance, it improves translation efficiency and increases protein yield.
The Kozak sequence is a specific nucleotide sequence in eukaryotic messenger RNA (mRNA) that plays...
Expression vectors are plasmids used to express a gene of interest in a cellular host. Selecting...
Scientists in charge of protein expression optimization projects all too often fly by the seat of...
Track your plasmids and their documentation, control their dissemination, and ensure your plasmids'...
Vero cells are commonly used to study viruses, treatments, and vaccines. The reason for this lies...
HEK 293 cells and their derived cell lines are widely used in research and biotechnology....
Most recombinant proteins can be produced by simply cloning the corresponding genes into standard...