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Background Bacillus species have a high capacity to secrete their own proteins into the extracellular medium and are therefore considered as attractive hosts for producing heterologous proteins. However, the secretion is often inefficient suggesting that there are bottlenecks in the secretion pathway. This research focuses on the posttranslocational events in protein secretion. Three putative bottleneck components (see Results) affecting the extracytoplasmic protein folding and degradation were genetically engineered and the effects on the protein secretion were studied [1].

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Production of proteins in <it>Bacillus subtilis </it>can be improved by engineering components affecting posttranslocational protein folding and degradation

Production of proteins in Bacillus subtilis can be improved by engineering components affecting posttranslocational protein folding and degradation