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product summary
company name :
Addgene
product type :
cDNA
product name :
pAC-VIOL
catalog :
53087
citations: 1
product information
Catalog Number :
53087
Product Name :
pAC-VIOL
article :
doi | 10.1111/tpj.12451 |
id | 8242 |
pubmed_id | 24506237 |
bacterial resistance :
Chloramphenicol
cloning :
backbone | pAC-ZEAXipi | ||
backbone_mutation | An Arabidopsis thaliana cDNA encoding zeaxanthin epoxidase (zep) was modified so as to delete codons for the first 60 amino acids (the putative chloroplast transit sequence) and cloned in the NdeI and XhoI sites of pET30C so that expression was under the control of the T7 promoter. This plasmid, pET-AtZEP (unpublished), was a gift of Dr. Martin Sergeant, at that time at the University of Warwick. The zep gene with T7 promoter were excised from pET-AtZEP as a Klenow-blunted BspHI-BspHI fragment of ca. 2.4 kB and cloned in the Klenow-blunted AseI site of pAC-ZEAXipi. Insert orientation and sequences at the junctions of the insert were confirmed by DNA sequencing. | ||
backbone_origin | Francis X. Cunningham, Jr. | ||
backbone_size | 10040 | ||
promoter | |||
sequencing_primer_3 | |||
sequencing_primer_5 | |||
vector_types |
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growth notes :
For better yield of low copy number pAC-based plasmids, grow liquid cultures on a platform shaker at ca. 30 degrees Celsius. When cultures reach early stationary phase, dilute 2-fold with growth medium, add spectinomycin (150 mg/liter), and amplify for several hours before harvest. For plasmid selection and maintenance in E. coli, use chloramphenicol at 30 mg/liter.
growth strain :
Produces the carotenoid violaxanthin in E. coli.
growth temp :
Grow liquid cultures at 28 degrees Celsius for 2-3 days for best violaxanthin production, or grow on agar plates at room temperature for 3-7 days.
origin :
30
pi :
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plasmid copy :
Plasmid pET-AtZEP, containing a truncated Arabidopsis thaliana zep cDNA under the control of the T7 promoter, was a gift of Dr. Martin Sergeant, at that time of the University of Warwick.
resistance markers :
1973 |
tags :
Low Copy
company information
Addgene
490 Arsenal Way, Suite 100
Watertown, MA 02472
Watertown, MA 02472
info@addgene.org
https://www.addgene.org617.225.9000
headquarters: USA
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