pXJ42-p200 CUX1 | Addgene 100813 product information

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product summary

company name :

Addgene

product type :

cDNA

product name :

pXJ42-p200 CUX1

catalog :

100813

citations: 2

Reference
Cao Y, Deng B, Zhang S, Gao H, Song P, Zhang J, et al. Astragalus polysaccharide regulates brown adipogenic differentiation through miR-1258-5p-modulated cut-like homeobox 1 expression. Acta Biochim Biophys Sin (Shanghai). 2021;53:1713-1722 pubmed publisher
Wilson B, Harada R, Leduy L, Hollenberg M, Nepveu A. CUX1 transcription factor is a downstream effector of the proteinase-activated receptor 2 (PAR2). J Biol Chem. 2009;284:36-45 pubmed publisher

product information

Catalog Number :

100813

Product Name :

pXJ42-p200 CUX1

article :

doi	10.1074/jbc.M803808200
id	28190099
pubmed_id	18952606

bacterial resistance :

Ampicillin

cloning :

backbone

pXJ42

backbone_mutation

backbone_origin

backbone_size

promoter

sequencing_primer_3

sequencing_primer_5

vector_types

Mammalian Expression

Other

Note that this plasmid does not have an SV40 ori

growth notes :

pXJ42 was derived (by another investigator) from pXJ40 (Cell 65:551-568, (1991) by changing the polylinker. It contains the human CMV promoter and intron 2 from the rabbit beta-globin gene We used pXJ42 originally because we needed a mammalian vector that did not contain the origin of replication of SV40. In practice, people in the lab found this was the best vector and we continued to use it for other applications.

growth strain :

Plasmid vector expressing human p200 CUX1 (amino acids 1-1505 of P39880), with an N-terminal Myc tag and a C-terminal HA tag

origin :

pi :

alt_names

cloning

entrez_gene

aliases	CASP, CDP, CDP/Cut, CDP1, COY1, CUTL1, CUX, Clox, Cux/CDP, GDDI, GOLIM6, Nbla10317, p100, p110, p200, p75
gene	CUX1
id	1523

genbank_ids

P39880

mutation

name

p200 CUX1

shRNA_sequence

size

species

9606

Homo sapiens