Antibacterial

... you want all of them together on the same plasmid and in the same host it's a different question entirely. If you can choose the protein, pick an antibacterial gene which works on gram positive cells, and transfect to gram negative. However this will be a large plasmid…

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... a try. I had had a stomach ailment a year ago which I cleared up by using graefruit seed extract , the liquid form. It is a powerful antiviral and antibacterial. I will try that again. I will let y'all know the result. Best of luck to everyone. :mrgreen:

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... are what host to use? And what about the protein expression? Broad spectrum activity are not necessary, as long as they can act against ONE (antibacterial that targets one bacteria and so on) would be more than enough. To mith, I know about that. That is why one of the main question would ...

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... of various biotech companies which sell stuff for molecular biology. 3. The antifungal and antiviral proteins may be transfected to bacteria, the antibacterial to yeast. You should prepare the appropriate expression vectors, pay attention to the size, promoter, selection marker. Treat the cells ...

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Dear people, I have this question on whether is it possible to clone these 3 genes which has the antibacterial, antifungal and antivirus activities into a vector and expresses them? I have tried to find journals related to this, but to no avail. Hope you guys can help out. ...

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