Fc-Fusion
pFUSE-Fc
• Large choice of Fc regions from different species: human, mouse, rat and rabbit
• Fc regions without intron (pFUSE-Fc) or with introns (pINFUSE-Fc)
• Native Fc regions or engineered Fc regions with altered effector functions
pFUSE-Fc is a family of plasmids developed to facilitate the construction of Fc-Fusion proteins by fusing a sequence encoding a given protein to the Fc region of an immunoglobulin.
The Fc-fusion proteins are called immunoadhesins when the Fc region is combined with the functional domain of a binding protein, such as a receptor, ligand or cell-adhesion molecule. The Fc region comprises the CH2 and CH3 domains of the IgG heavy chain and the hinge region. The hinge serves as a flexible spacer between the two parts of the Fc-Fusion protein, allowing each part of the molecule to function independently.
Fc-Fusion
| pFUSE-Fc Vectors | Native Fc Regions |
|---|---|
| pINFUSE-Fc Vectors | Fc Regions with introns |
| Engineered Fc pFUSE-Fc Vectors | Engineered Fc Regions |
| pFUSE-SEAP-Fc | Production of SEAP-Fc fusion proteins |
