The Presence of N-Terminal Secretion Signal Sequences Leads to Strong Stimulation of the Total Expression Levels of Three Tested Medically Important Proteins during High-Cell-Density Cultivations of <i>Escherichia coli</i>
Håvard Sletta(SINTEF), Trygve Brautaset(Norwegian University of Science and Technology), Sigrid Hakvåg(Norwegian University of Science and Technology), Grethe Evensen, Aina Nedal(Norwegian University of Science and Technology), Anne Tøndervik(Norwegian University of Science and Technology), Randi Aune(SINTEF), Svein Valla(Norwegian University of Science and Technology), Trond E. Ellingsen(SINTEF), Trond Erik Vee Aune(Norwegian University of Science and Technology)
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