A new vector (pGZ1) was developed for bacterial phage display of antibody fragments using a transcriptional regulation element with tight control. The tet(p/) degrees -based phasmid exhibits fully suppressed scFv background synthesis in the absence of inducer and is independent of glucose as a catabolite repressor. The vector is shown to be a useful alternative to commonly used lac(p/) degrees -regulated systems.
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