Construction of a cloning system for the mass production of a virus-binding protein specific for poliovirus type 1

Article Abstract:

Virus-binding protein (VBP) genes from activated sludge bacteria are isolated and the VBP cloning system to produce a mass volume of VBP clines is constructed. VBP cloning would make it possible to produce a mass volume of VBPs and to utilize them as a new material of the specific adsorbent in several technologies, including virus removal, concentration, and detection.

Japan, Care and treatment, DNA binding proteins, Poliovirus, Polioviruses

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Cloning of a heavy-metal-binding protein derived from activated-sludge microorganisms

Article Abstract:

A gene of a heavy-metal-binding protein (HMBP) is acquired from a culture of Escherichia coli bacteria derived from activated sludge. The acquired HMBP could be a possible adsorbent for heavy metals in water and wastewater, likely to help in heavy metal removal from contaminated water in water and waste water treatments.

Genetic aspects, Escherichia coli, Composition, Contamination, Microbial contamination, Heavy metals

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Virus-binding proteins recovered from bacterial culture derived from activated sludge by affinity chromatography assay using a viral capsid peptide

Article Abstract:

In this study, the recovery of the virus-binding proteins in a bacterial culture is made. The method of recovery and the results are discussed.

Peptides

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