Receptor protein interacting with mycoplasma genitalium mgpa, isolation method and use thereof
A technology of mycoplasma genitalium and receptor protein, which is applied to the preparation method of peptides, peptide/protein components, biomaterial analysis, etc., and can solve problems such as invasion and adhesion
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[0033] At present, mass spectrometry technology has played an important role in protein and proteomics research. It can separate different proteins by using the difference of the charge-to-mass ratio (M / Z) of protein molecules, so as to analyze and identify unknown proteins. The mass spectrometry analysis of about 14kDa protein in the patent of the present invention shows that the 14kDa receptor protein has a strong correlation with histone H2B.
[0034] Obtaining receptor protein and receptor protein antibody is helpful to study the characteristics and functions of receptor protein. In the present invention, H2B protein and H2B antibody are further used to study the interaction between rMgPa and receptor protein by ELISA and Far-western blotting methods. The results showed that rMgPa can interact with H2B and bind specifically; the specific protein in the target band of about 14kDa can also bind to rMgPa, indicating that the protein of about 14KDa contains histone H2B. The i...
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