E. coli Selection of Human Genes Encoding Secreted and Membrane Proteins Based on cDNA Fusions to a Leaderless β-Lactamase Reporter

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For each of the constructs listed, the E. coli growth media or the HEK 293 cell culture media was removed and tested for β-lactamase activity. Cell lysates from the HEK 293 cells were obtained to assay for the expression of an active β-lactamase fusion protein. The ability of the clone to survive the carbenicillin challenge is indicated by (+). Detection of β-lactamase in the media or cell lysate is also indicated by (+). In the CD4 fusion construct, a (-/+) sign indicates that only a small percentage (0.1%) of tested clones survived the carbenicillin challenge.

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  1. Genome Res. 13: 1938-1943

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