missing vector part
Dr. Duncan Clark
Duncan at nospam.demon.co.uk
Thu Aug 26 04:20:22 EST 1999
In article <7q2fc3$i4$1 at nnrp1.deja.com>, chrissyl at my-deja.com writes
>So if anyone can actually help me out in the reasoning of this result
>would be very appreciated. One suspicion is 'plasmid rearrangement'
>which seems far fetched, but possible.
If your insert is lethal or at least giving the cell problems then
rearrangements/deletions will be the result. Inducing lac for blue/white
selction will accelerate the problem.
What was your insert orientation (i.e. direction of any ORF's in the
insert) to the lac promoter? I will hazard a guess that it was in the
same orientation and the deletion is between or even including the lac
promoter and the start of the insert.
Duncan
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