Talk:Recombinant fusion proteins
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does it matter what order the proteins are fused?
Yes, it does. Some proteins have N-terminal or C-terminal targeting signals, for example, so fusion at the "wrong" end blocks the signal and the protein behaves differently from the reciprocal fusion. - tameeria 20:03, 14 February 2007 (UTC)
