Abstract:An eukaryotic expressing vector that expresses CH50, a recombinant polypeptide of human fibronectin, in mice was constructed, and its chemotactic and anti-tumor function by in vivo gene transfection was investigated. The plasmid was constructed by recombination techniques. The cDNA fragment coding CH50 polypeptide from a prokaryotic expressing vector of CH50 was ligated with 5'-terminal noncoding region and coding region of signal peptide of mouse IFN-gamma cDNA at 5' side and 3'-terminal noncoden region of hu… Show more
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