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Sortase‐mediated ligation: a gift from gram‐positive bacteria to protein engineering

Tsukiji et al., 2009

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5466653622354670337
Author
Tsukiji S
Nagamune T
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ChemBioChem

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A new enzymatic protein ligation tool, sortase, has recently emerged from Gram‐positive bacteria. This article outlines the technique, sortase‐mediated ligation, and its applications in protein engineering, which include the introduction of unnatural molecules into proteins …
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