Recombinant Plasmodium protein

Description
MSP2 Type B. Comproses the R2 region plus the C-terminal family-specific domain
Derived from
P. falciparum T9 isolate, clone 105
Fusion partner
GST
History
The isolate T9 was collected on 7th April 1980 from a malaria patient at Mae Sod (near Tak) 543km north of Bangkok, Thailand. Case history unclear. T9/105 is a clone derived by limiting dilution from that isolate. DNA from T9/105 was used to produce the T9/105 (12/6) antigen.
UK Biosafety level
1
Availability
Available. Enquire.
Description
MSP-2 dimorphic region serotype A (3D7 type) derived from parasite isolate G1. Cloned wioth primers 8 and 6 (see MSP-2 diagrams)
Derived from
P. falciparum
Fusion partner
GST
Source
Jana McBride
UK Biosafety level
1
References

Polley et al., 2006

Description
MSP-2 dimorphic region type B
Derived from
P. falciparum (isolate K1) MSP-2 gene
Fusion partner
GST
UK Biosafety level
1
Availability
Available. Enquire.
References

Polley SD, Conway DJ, Cavanagh DR, McBride JS, Lowe BS, Williams TN, Mwangi
TW, Marsh K. High levels of serum antibodies to merozoite surface protein 2 of
Plasmodium falciparum are associated with reduced risk of clinical malaria in
coastal Kenya. Vaccine. 2006 May 8;24(19):4233-46.

Description
MSP2 R1 repeat antigen type B plus part of the N-terminal conserved region
Derived from
P. falciparum (isolate K1) MSP-2 gene
Fusion partner
GST
UK Biosafety level
1
Availability
Available. Enquire.
References

Polley SD, Conway DJ, Cavanagh DR, McBride JS, Lowe BS, Williams TN, Mwangi
TW, Marsh K. High levels of serum antibodies to merozoite surface protein 2 of
Plasmodium falciparum are associated with reduced risk of clinical malaria in
coastal Kenya. Vaccine. 2006 May 8;24(19):4233-46.

Description
MSP2 R1 repeat antigen type B
Derived from
P. falciparum
Fusion partner
GST
UK Biosafety level
1
Availability
Available. Enquire.
References

Polley et al., 2006

Please state in any acknowledgements:

 

Recombinant Plasmodium protein was obtained from The European Malaria Reagent Repository (http://www.malariaresearch.eu).

It is a condition of the supply of this reagent that you also cite the reference and source given above in any publication.


Contact

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