secretory protein->Try pSecTag
Bradley Turner
bsturner at MBCRR.HARVARD.EDU
Tue Nov 19 15:38:26 EST 1996
Hello Jaswant,
You may want to try the pSecTag A,B,C vector from InVitrogen. It has a
number of the features that you seem to want. i.e.:
a CMV (cytomegalovirus) promoter for protein expression
an Igk leader sequence which directs fusions into the secretory pathway
a MCS (multiple cloning site) available in three different reading frames
a myc epitope for detection with antibodies
a 6-histidine tail for nickel column purification of fusion peptides
a BGH (bovine growth hormone) polyA signal site
a Zeocin (bleomycin)resistance gene for selection of stable transfectants
an Ampicillin resistance gene for selection in ecoli
a pUC ColE1 origin for replication in ecoli
It is catalog number V900-20
Invitrogen Corp
3985 B Sorrento Valley Blvd
San Diego CA 92121
Tel: 800-955-6288
fax: 619-597-6201
email: tech_service at invitrogen.com
http://www.invitrogen.com
I think you can download the sequence from their web site or they can
fax or email it to you.
I hope this helps ,
Brad Turner,
Disclaimer: No commercial ties, just a satisfied customer.
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Beth Israel Deaconess
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Harvard Medical School 617-667-1215 phone
Division of Gastroenterology 617-667-2767 fax
Room Dana 536 bsturner at mbcrr.harvard.edu
330 Brookline Avenue bturner at bidmc.harvard.edu
Boston, MA 02215 turner at sprcore.bidmc.harvard.edu
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