Browsing by Subject "C07K 2319/61"

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    • Expression of foreign genes using a replicating polyprotein producing virus vector 
      Carrington, James C.; Dolja, Valerian V. (United States. Patent and Trademark Office; Texas A&M University. Libraries, 1996-02-13)
      The present invention provides an expression vector adapted for expressing heterologous proteins in plants susceptible to a polyprotein-producing plant virus. The vector utilizes the unique ability of viral polyprotein ...
    • Method and vector for the purification of foreign proteins 
      Jarvis, Donald L.; Carrington, James C. (United States. Patent and Trademark Office; Texas A&M University. Libraries, 1993-01-12)
      The present invention provides an method for isolating and purifying recombinantly produced proteins. This invention involves the use of an expression vector which includes a nuclear targeting signal sequence which effectively ...
    • Method for producing a recombinant baculovirus expression vector 
      Smith, Gale E.; Summers, Max D. (United States. Patent and Trademark Office; Texas A&M University. Libraries, 1989-11-07)
      A method for producng a recombinant baculovirus expression vector, capable of expressing a selected gene in a host insect cell, is disclosed. The method involves cleaving baculovirus DNA to produce a DNA fragment comprising ...
    • Potyvirus vectors for the expression of foreign genes 
      Carrington, James C.; Dolja, Valerian V. (United States. Patent and Trademark Office; Texas A&M University. Libraries, 1998-06-16)
      The present invention provides an expression vector adapted for expressing heterologous proteins in plants susceptible to a polyprotein-producing plant virus. The vector utilizes the unique ability of viral polyprotein ...
    • Unique nucleotide and amino acid sequence and uses thereof 
      Summers, Max D.; Braunagel, Sharon C.; Hong, Tao (United States. Patent and Trademark Office; Texas A&M University. Libraries, 2000-01-25)
      Provided are hydrophobic targeting sequences, which may serve to target heterologous proteins to a variety of cellular membranes. In particular, the structural components of the nuclear envelope, or those components which ...