Interference No. 102,572 40). (14) Perry indicated that the first sample she analyzed from a "cotransformed refractile body preparation" was supplied to her by Cabilly. She analyzed this sample by PAGE. Perry, ¶ 12 (CR-26). (15) Cabilly testified that he also constructed pGammaCEAFABtrp207-1*, a plasmid vector for the direct expression of the FAB fragment of the heavy chain gene. (CR-40). Accordingly to Cabilly, he digested pBR322 with HindIII, filled in, digested with PstI and treated with BAP. He isolated the vector fragment by PAGE (fragment I). Cabilly, ¶ 9. Cabilly indicates that he received a sample of pGammaCEAtrp207-1* from Holmes, he digested this plasmid with BamHI and PstI and isolated the fragment by PAGE (fragment II). Another sample of this plasmid was digested with NcoI and NdeI, he isolated the 260 bp DNA by PAGE. He used a 13 bp oligonucleotide primer in a primer repair reaction in order to introduce a termination codon. The fragment was then digested with BamHI, the 179 bp fragment isolated by PAGE, filled in (fragment III). Fragments I, II and III were ligated and transformed into E. coli. Cabilly, ¶ 9. These transformants were said to be analyzed by Rey, Holmes and Cabilly by restriction cleavage analysis and 15 sequencing. Cabilly, ¶ 9, Holmes, ¶ 20 and Rey, ¶ 7 (CR-40-41). id. 15The Cabilly et al. brief (page 14) alleges that this analysis was performed on or about January 22, 1983. No one testified as to this date for the analysis. id. 17Page: Previous 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 NextLast modified: November 3, 2007