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ApoB-derived receptor-binding domains facilitate recombinant protein delivery into egg yolk
Proteins that accumulate in egg yolk are typically enriched in terminal sialylation, a feature that enhances protein stability and makes the yolk a favorable environment for the production of therapeutic recombinant proteins. However, to date, efficient strategies for directing recombinant proteins
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