NEW COSMID VECTORS DEVELOPED FOR EUKARYOTIC DNA CLONING
NEW COSMID VECTORS DEVELOPED FOR EUKARYOTIC DNA CLONING
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DOI:
10.1016/0378-1119(84)90143-4
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发表时间:
1984-01-01
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影响因子:
3.5
通讯作者:
HASHIMOTOGOTOH, T
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作者:
BRADY, G;JANTZEN, HM;HASHIMOTOGOTOH, T
A series of ColE1 and pSC101 cosmid vectors were constructed suitable for cloning large stretches of DNA. All contain a single BamHI site allowing cloning of Sau3A, MboI, BglII, BclI and BamHI-generated fragments. These vectors have the following characteristics: they are relatively small (1.7-3.4 kb [kilobase]); the BamHI cloning site is flanked by restriction enzyme sites enabling direct cloning of unfractionated insert DNA without generating multiple insert or vector ligation products; 2 vectors (pHSG272 and pHSG274) contain a hybrid Tn5 KmR/G418R gene which is selectable in both prokaryotic and eukaryotic cells, making them suitable for transferring DNA into eukaryotic cells, and the different prokaryotic selectable markers available in the other vectors described facilitate cosmid rescue of the transferred DNA sequences from the eukaryotic cell: CmR, ApR, KmR, (pHSG429), CmR, (pHSG439), colicin E1 immunity (pHSG250), the cosmid pHSG272 was used successfully to construct a shuttle vector based on the BPVI [bovine papilloma virus] replicon.