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Promega's Plasmid Collection
Addgene is partnering with Promega to distribute a novel collection of plasmids to academic and industry researchers.
The collection includes sensitive luciferase reporter constructs and human ORF-tag fusion plasmids for analyzing protein interactions and signaling pathways. Available in a new 20 µg DNA format to save you time and accelerate your research.
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La Jolla Institute for Immunology (La Jolla, CA)
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Tools of the Day
Plasmid
Depositor: Joshua Wythe
Purpose: Gateway compatible middle entry clone containing V5 tagged mTagBFP2 (Cytosolic blue fluorescent reporter)
Viral Prep
Depositor: Marianne Fyhn
Purpose: Ready-to-use AAV1 particles produced from AAV-hSyn-Ribo-jGCaMP8m (#167574). Synapsin-driven neuronal expression of soma-targeted (RL-10, ribosomal tag) jGCaMP8m. These AAV preparations are suitable purity for injection into animals.
Antibody
Depositor: James Trimmer
Purpose: Anti-GFP chimeric recombinant antibody. The hybridoma-derived heavy chain variable sequence and kappa light chain are fused to a rabbit IgG Fc.