cosmid vectors
Robert Kuhn
rkuhn at biology.UCSC.EDU
Sun May 29 19:30:42 EST 1994
> >
> > We currently have several problems related to transforming Agrobacterium
> > for complementation. First we have a rather large region which we would
> > like to transform which is not represented in at least two cosmid
> > libraries. We have therefore been trying to subclone lambda clones (size
> > 16-20 kbp) from the region into transformation vectors. Has anyone else had
> > to go this route? Unfortunately we don't yet have the ideal vectors for
> > this. Does anyone have a transformation vector with an SfiI site in it?
>
> Susan,
>
> We have a vector with a Cla site between borders (pLZO3) and a transformation
> system whereby you could put your cosmid (~15-20 kb) directly into our Agro
> strain. It requires packaging your cosmid product and infecting our
> lambda-receptive strain. It would also take a little engineering if you MUST
> use the Sfi site. See G.R. Lazo, et al. Biotechnology 9:963-967. Good luck.
>
> --b0b kuhn
>
> > Or better yet does anyone have a cosmid vector with an SfiI site that will
> > accept and package 16kbp inserts? We currently have pOCA18 and pCIT30,
> > both of which are not ideal for our purposes.
> > Thanks for help with any of these questions,
> > Susan Varnum
> >
>
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