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Analysis of Protein Functions Through a Bacterial Cell-Free Protein Expression System

T. Kigawa

Year
2009
Citations
2

Abstract

Cell-free protein synthesis is a suitable protein expression method for the high-throughput use because a PCR-amplified linear DNA fragment is utilized as a template for protein synthesis without any cloning procedures. We have developed a two-step PCR method for high-throughput and robust production of linear templates ready for cell-free protein synthesis. A high-throughput protein expression method has been established by combining the batch-mode cell-free protein synthesis with the two-step PCR, which is performed on multiwell plates, and is thus adapted for robotics. In this chapter, our two-step PCR method and the batch-mode cell-free protein synthesis are described.

Keywords

Cell-free protein synthesisCloning (programming)TemplateProtein expressionThroughputProtein biosynthesisTarget proteinChemistryMolecular biologyComputational biology

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