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Integrated Genomics
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About Addgene
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Integrated Genomics: A Discovery-Based Laboratory Course
This vector kit contains plasmids used in Integrated Genomics: A
Discovery-Based Laboratory Course, by Guy Caldwell, Shelli
Williams, and Kim Caldwell. These plasmids were deposited at Addgene
by the Caldwell lab and the University of Alabama for distribution to
academic and non-profit research laboratories for research and
educational use.
Price and Distribution:
Individual plasmids from this kit can be ordered at $65 per plasmid,
except for L4440, which is $40 per plasmid. The pACT2.2 C.
elegans yeast 2-hybrid library being distributed by Addgene is
derived from the original Caldwell library. This library is intended
to be used as part of the Integrated Genomics laboratory course.
Addgene does not make any guarantee that the library includes complete
representation of C. elegans cDNAs. The price of the library is $300.
Addgene will distribute the library in aliquots of 150 uL of 1ug/uL
DNA. To order these items, please click on the Order buttons
below.
Prices for the kits are:
Full Kit (13 plasmids and yeast 2-hybrid library |
$700 |
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Kit without the library (13 plasmids) |
$400 |
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Plasmids are shipped as bacterial stabs. The yeast 2-hybrid library is
shipped as DNA.
Yeast strains and worm strains for this book are available from other repositories.
Plasmid Description:
GFP::L4440
Full-length GFP sequence (from vector
p95_77, gift of Dr. Andrew Fire) cloned into RNAi feeding vector
L4440. Use in a strain carrying a GFP construct to observe
reduction of GFP signal after RNAi induction as outlined in Chapter 8.
lis-1::L4440
Full length cDNA for C. elegans open-reading frame
T03F6.5, encoding the
lis-1 gene,
cloned into RNAi feeding vector
L4440.
Can be used
for RNAi feeding; should result in embryonic lethality at high levels
of induction as outlined in Chapter 8.
nud-1::L4440
Full length cDNA for C. elegans open-reading frame
F53A2.4,
encoding the
nud-1 gene,
cloned into RNAi feeding vector
L4440.
Can be used for RNAi feeding; should result in embryonic
lethality at high levels of induction as outlined in Chapter 8.
pLexA::lis-1
Full-length cDNA for C. elegans open-reading frame
T03F6.5,
encoding the
lis-1 gene, cloned into the yeast two-hybrid
DNA-binding domain vector
pLexA (between EcoRI and PstI sites). This
vector can be used as the bait for a yeast two-hybrid screen as
outlined in Chapters 3 and 4.
pLexA::nud-1
Full-length cDNA for C. elegans open-reading frame
F53A2.4,
encoding the
nud-1 gene, cloned into the yeast two-hybrid
DNA-binding domain vector
pLexA (between EcoRI and BamHI sites). This
vector can be used as the bait for a yeast two-hybrid screen as
outlined in Chapters 3 and 4.
pLexA::Ras
cDNA of fission yeast S. pombe
Ras1 gene (oncogene) cloned
into the yeast two-hybrid DNA-binding domain vector
pLexA (ref: Chang et al., 2004, Cell, 79:131-141,
PubMed).
This vector is used as a positive
control in the yeast two-hybrid screen outlined in Chapters 3 and 4.
pAct::Raf
cDNA of fission yeast S. pombe
byr-2 gene
(Raf
oncogene
homolog) cloned into the yeast two-hybrid activation-domain vector
(also called, pGADGH-byr2, Van Aelst et al., 1993, PNAS,
90(13):6213-7,
PubMed).
This vector is used as a positive and negative control
in the yeast two-hybrid experiments outlined in Chapters 3 and 4.
L4440
RNAi feeding vector, containing the MCS illustrated in Figure 7.1. Use
for traditional cloning of an RNAi target sequence for RNAi feeding
experiments.
pLexA
Yeast two-hybrid DNA-binding domain vector, containing the MCS
illustrated in Figure A. Use for traditional cloning for a target
cDNA sequence for a yeast two-hybrid screen.
pACT2.2
Yeast two-hybrid transcriptional activation domain vector, containing
the MCS illustrated in Figure 4.1. Use for traditional cloning for a
target cDNA sequence to test a directed yeast two-hybrid interaction
(no screening involved).
L4440gtwy
Gateway™-modified RNAi feeding vector
L4440. Use this vector for
Gateway™ cloning of an RNAi target sequence as outlined in
Alternative Chapter 7. A Gateway™ recombinational cassette was
placed into the EcoRV site of vector
L4440 to generate this modified
plasmid. To facilitate subcloning of a given DNA insert into this
plasmid, Gateway™ recombinational attachment sites should be
incorporated into primers used for amplificiation, as outlined in the
Invitrogen Gateway™ manual. This vector is propagated in E. coli
strain DB3.1, due to the requirement to circumvent the lethality of
the inherent ccdB gene until an insert is cloned into the MCS.
pLexAgtwy
Gateway™-modified yeast two-hybrid DNA-binding domain vector.
Use this vector for Gateway™ cloning of a cDNA to be used as the
bait in a yeast two-hybrid screen. Gateway™ cloning is outlined
in Alternative Chapter 7. This vector was modified from plasmid pLexA
by placing a Gateway™ acceptor cassette in the SmaI site of
pLexA. To facilitate subcloning of a given DNA insert into this
plasmid, Gateway™ recombinational attachment sites should be
incorporated into primers used for amplificiation, as outlined in the
Invitrogen Gateway™ manual. Gateway™ recombinational
cassettes should be added to primers as outlined in the Invitrogen
Gateway™ manual. This vector is propagated in E. coli strain
DB3.1, due to the requirement to circumvent the lethality of the
inherent ccdB gene until an insert is recombined into the Gateway
cassette.
pACT2.2gtwy
Gateway™-modified yeast two-hybrid Activation domain vector. Use
this vector for Gateway™ cloning of a cDNA to be used to test a
directed yeast two-hybrid interaction (no screening involved).
Gateway™ cloning is outlined in Alternative Chapter 7. This
vector was modified from plasmid
pACT2.2 by placing a Gateway™
acceptor cassette in the SmaI site of
pACT2.2. To facilitate
subcloning of a given DNA insert into this plasmid, Gateway™
recombinational attachment sites should be incorporated into primers
used for amplificiation, as outlined in the Invitrogen Gateway™
manual. This vector is propagated in E. coli strain DB3.1, due to the
requirement to circumvent the lethality of the inherent ccdB gene
until an insert is recombined into the Gateway™ cassette.
pACT2.2 C. elegans yeast 2-hybrid library
A C. elegans yeast two-hybrid cDNA library was constructed by
Lindsay Faircloth in the Caldwell Laboratory using Invitrogen's
CloneMiner cDNA Library Construction Kit. Use of this kit allows for
the construction of highly representative libraries without the use of
restriction enzyme cloning methods. Instead, cDNA amplification from
an mRNA template is performed using the SuperScript II reverse
transcriptase (RT), generating high cDNA yields through reduction of
RNA degradation during first strand synthesis. Following this
amplification of large, often full-length genes, Gateway™
Technology is utilized to recombine the cDNA products into the entry
vector pDONR222. From this entry library, Gateway™-mediated
recombination allows for introduction into any number of expression
vectors. In the case of this two-hybrid library, entry clones were
recombined into
pACT2.2gtwy. Large preparations of purified library were prepared
using Invitrogen's S.N.A.P. Midiprep kit for nucleic acid purification.
This library is intended to be used as part of the
Integrated Genomics laboratory course rather than for research. Addgene does not make any
guarantee that the library includes complete representation of C.
elegans cDNAs.
Other Materials For The Book:
S. cerevisiae strain L40 is available from
ATCC, the ATCC number is
MYA-3332.
Worm strains can be obtained from the
Caenorhabditis Genetics Center (CGC).
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