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Description

This study is about the synthesis process and the creation of recombinant vectors of GBP-ProG fusion proteins to be used in biosensor for heart failure diagnosis. In this experiment, we created a genetically modified recombinant vectors that contains genes which code gold binding protein and protein G. Through this research, not only all types of antibodies simply secure themselves to the chip surface, but also give adequate orientation of the fixed antibody. The results suggest a simple method of immobilizing antibodies to the gold surface without any chemical treatment. This study will help develop a fusion protein with a much more efficient function, reducing expensive antibody consumption and increasing biosensor sensitivity.

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