DSB Booster dose response scales with disulfide-bond complexity. Relative yield of three model targets spanning a range of disulfide-bond content (VHH, 1 to 2 disulfides; Gaussia luciferase, 5 disulfides; reteplase, 9 disulfides) as a function of DSB Booster dose. Values are normalized within each target to the yield obtained at the standard 1x booster dose (solid bars). Hatched segments represent the incremental yield delivered by increasing booster dose above 1x, with labels giving the percentage gain relative to 1x. Error bars show standard deviation of replicate reactions (n = 3)
DSB Booster increases oxidative folding in a dose-dependent manner
- The DSB Booster is key for proper formation of disulfide bonds
- 1x dose delivers substantial signal for targets containing up to 9 disulfide bonds
- The tougher proteins benefit from DSB Booster titration: a real lever for your hardest constructs.
- One variable to tune. Nothing else in the reaction changes.