A correction in the nucleotide sequence of the Tn903 kanamycin resistance determinant in pUC4K [published erratum appears in Nucleic Acids Res 1988 Aug 11;16(15): 7762]
A correction in the nucleotide sequence of the Tn903 kanamycin resistance determinant in pUC4K [published erratum appears in Nucleic Acids Res 1988 Aug 11;16(15): 7762]
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pUC4K 中 Tn903 卡那霉素抗性决定簇的核苷酸序列的修正 [已发表的勘误表出现在 Nucleic Acids Res 1988 Aug 11;16(15): 7762]
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1988
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R. Rose
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L. Taylor;R. Rose
pUC4K Is a vector that carries the kanamycin resistance determinant from Tn903 (1) and has been used not only in the construction of new vectors but also as a restriction mobilization element to create codon Insertions of varying length and location In cloned genes (1). pUC4K was originally constructed by cloning a 1.4 kb Haell fragment from Tn903 Into the Pstl site of pUC7 by G-C tailing (1). The kanamycin resistance gene contained within the Haell fragment should be flanked by 226 bp Inverted repeats (2), but in the process of constructing pUC kanamycin derivatives we have discovered that one of these Inverted repeats is missing. By sequencing through each of the Q-C tails Into the kanamycin resistance determinant we found that the inverted repeat at the 5* end of the gene had been entirely deleted except for 6 bp. Initially we thought this deletion was unique to our Isolate of pUC4K, but pUC4K from other sources (Pharmacia, colleagues) contained the same deletion. Thus, the Tn903 fragment contained in pUC4K extends from bases 1052 to 2264 instead of bases 831 to 2264 as originally suggested (2). The deletion appears to have occured during the initial construction of pUC4K, perhaps by tailing at a nick at base 1052.