cloning into Casper
Richard Friedman
friedmrd at post.drexel.edu
Fri Nov 17 08:53:01 EST 1995
In article <47uf3e$oqk at manuel.anu.edu.au>, S. Bartoszewski wrote:
> >myersm at rockvax.rockefeller.edu
>
> I used a vector similar to Casper, and I had very low efficiency in cloning
> fragments larger than ~10 kb. In some cases constructs rearranged. I found
> out that, the P-element flanks used in the vector were taken from its
> insertion into white gene. Since the vector contains also white gene, these
> sequences (~200 and ~400bp) are repeated and may enable intramollecular
> recombination, which I could observe. I used E.coli DH5-alfa. You may
> check Casper's sequence, whether it contains direct repeats. Slawek.
Out of curiosity, which vector are you using. I am trying to clone large
fragments into pBecky Blocker 5 ( a Casper derivative) and have used JM109
to transform.
--
-Rich
Friedmrd at post.drexel.edu or rfriedma at astro.temple.edu
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