
As the glucose is depleted, lactose can be taken up and converted by β-galactosidase to the inducer allolactose.
Allolactose causes release of lac repressor from its specific binding sites in the DNA and thereby induces expression of T7 RNA polymerase from the lacUV5 promoter and unblocks T7lac promoters, allowing expression of target proteins by T7 RNA polymerase.
Tryptone and Yeast Extract are present as a general nitrogen source for growth and protein expression. Both are excellent sources for nitrogen and additionally Yeast Extract provides B-type vitamins, carbohydrates and growth factors. Due to different demands for nitrogen by various cellines for both growth and protein production Formedium™has developed four different types of AIM media based upon a different quantity and ratio in Tryptone and Yeast Extract.
For the researcher it is up to decide which type of AIM medium will supports growth and yield at maximum.
In AIM media D-Glucose and α-Lactose are present in a blend optimized for tightly regulated uninduced growth to high cell density followed by high-level induction due to the depletion of glucose and subsequently the conversion of lactose in allolactose.
In AIM media a phosphate buffer is present to reduce a drop in pH because of glucose metabolism.
Growth to high cell density and high yield protein expression might require the addition of an extra addition of trace elements. Although these elements are present in complex media based on Tryptone and Yeast Extract an extra addition of nine different trace elements plus iron provides amounts sufficient to saturate substantial production of target protein. CaCl2, MnSO4, ZnSO4, CoCl2, CuSO4, NiCl2, NaMoO4, Na2SeO3 and FeCl3 are supplementary to the AIM media including trace elements.
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