Haruhiko Washida1, Kyoji Yoshinaka1, Okuto Yamada1

  • 1Research and Development Division, UniBio Corporation, 88, Niidagata, Nishikan-ku, Niigata 959-0597, Japan.

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基于植物的重组蛋白质生产提供了与微生物,昆虫或哺乳动物系统相比具有成本效益,可扩展性和可持续性的优势. 植物中的短暂表达显示出对高质量蛋白质制造的前景.

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