Method for the production of porcine growth hormone using a synthetic gene in yeast cells
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Jul 30, 1996
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Nov 13, 1990
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High protein content feed or synthetic steroides are used to elevate the efficiency of feed and promote pig growth. However, the steroids are not metabolized quickly but remain in the body for a long time and may have a detrimental influence on humans. The invention relates to a method for the production of porcine growth hormone which improves the growth of pigs and the efficiency of feed using a synthetic gene in yeast cells. It has been found that porcine growth hormone may be produced economically and in bulk in yeast by gene manipulation technology.
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