Two-Hybrid and Clontech
wvcrieki at lmb1.rug.ac.be
wvcrieki at lmb1.rug.ac.be
Wed Mar 1 13:02:06 EST 1995
Dear ...,
In page 12 of the protocol (of the supplement Kit) there is marked that pAS2
contains a wild-type ADH1 promotor driving the expression of yeast. This
promotor is longer and stronger than the used in pGBT9. Introduction of pAS2
alone into yeast reporter strain may result in slight activation of the
reporter genes. This low level of reporter gene activation may (or may not)
decrease below detectable (!?) levels when fusion proteins are cloned into the
MCS.
- Is there a molecular reason for activating reporter genes with only the
DNA-binding domain ?
- What is the molecular significance of adding 3-AT to the medium (where does
it act upon) ?
- Is there an influence of 3-AT on both reporter genes (lacZ and HIS) ?
- Do both reporter genes result in an equal amount of false positives ? And if
not is there a molecular explenation ?
- Is there someone who has more information on the map of pAS2 ?
Thanks for you time
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