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

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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.

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

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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.

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

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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.

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