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Expression and Purification of Tag-removed Human IL37 by Digestion on Beads in Escherichia Coli.
Protein and Peptide Letters 2018 November 29
Human interleukin 37 (IL37), a unique anti-inflammatory cytokine of IL1 family member, plays critical roles in innate and adaptive immunity and inflammation. Preparation of high purity and tag-removed recombinant IL37 protein (rIL37) is critical for its clinical application. In this study, we constructed an N-terminal cleavable GST-fused IL37 expression vector. Subsequent to transformation and optimization of the induction temperature, the soluble expression level of rIL37 was 306.5 mg/L of culture medium at 18 °C induction in Escherichia coli. Meanwhile, rIL37 was digested on beads by GST-HRV3C protease during GST affinity chromatography. After further purification, the purity of rIL37 was higher than 99 %. Finally, the anti-inflammatory activity of tag-removed protein was verified by the results showing that rIL37 suppressed IL1β production in PBMCs. In a word, this work presents a protocol to produce high purity and tag-removed rIL37 with anti-inflammatory activity, which provides the firm basis for advancing clinical application in human IL37-related inflammatory diseases.
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