We narrowed to 4,339 results for: Pet2;

1. EcRho

   Plasmid

   #113121

   Purpose

   Expresses E. coli Rho

   Depositor

   James Berger

   Article

   Lawson et al Mol Cell. 2018 Sep 20;71(6):911-922.e4.

   Insert

   Rho
   

   Tags

   MGH

   Expression

   Bacterial

   Promoter

   T7

   Available Since

   Oct. 14, 2020

   Availability

   Academic Institutions and Nonprofits only

   

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2. CAPN1

   Plasmid

   #25607

   Purpose

   Bacterial expression for structure determination; may not be full ORF

   Depositor

   Cheryl Arrowsmith

   Insert

   CAPN1 (CAPN1 Human)
   

   Tags

   His

   Expression

   Bacterial

   Mutation

   Contains amino acids 29-360

   Available Since

   Oct. 25, 2011

   Availability

   Industry, Academic Institutions, and Nonprofits

3. EHMT2

   Plasmid

   #25503

   Purpose

   Bacterial expression for structure determination; may not be full ORF

   Depositor

   Cheryl Arrowsmith

   Insert

   EHMT2 (EHMT2 Human)
   

   Tags

   His

   Expression

   Bacterial

   Available Since

   Aug. 23, 2010

   Availability

   Industry, Academic Institutions, and Nonprofits

4. pACYC-FLAG-dN6-His

   Plasmid

   #22143

   Depositor

   Robert Sauer

   Article

   Martin et al Nature. 2005 Oct 20. 437(7062):1115-20.

   Insert

   Flag-clpXdeltaNLinkedHexamer-His6
   

   Tags

   Flag, His6, and L20 Linkers

   Expression

   Bacterial

   Available Since

   Oct. 5, 2009

   Availability

   Academic Institutions and Nonprofits only

   

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5. pCis mCherry-SS Himar1 A7

   Plasmid

   #84687

   Purpose

   Can be used for the transformation of rickettsia, anaplasma and ehrlichia. Uses the Himar1 transposon system, with the A7 allele and both transposase and transposon contained in one plasmid.

   Depositor

   Ulrike Munderloh

   Article

   Munderloh et al Intracellular Pathogens II: Rickettsiale

   Type

   Empty backbone

   Expression

   Bacterial

   Available Since

   Nov. 7, 2016

   Availability

   Academic Institutions and Nonprofits only

   

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6. AK3L1

   Plasmid

   #25541

   Purpose

   Bacterial expression for structure determination; may not be full ORF

   Depositor

   Cheryl Arrowsmith

   Insert

   AK3L1 (AK4 Human)
   

   Tags

   His

   Expression

   Bacterial

   Available Since

   Aug. 25, 2010

   Availability

   Industry, Academic Institutions, and Nonprofits

7. PT7lacO-RF1-His6

   Plasmid

   #224372

   Purpose

   Express RF1 protein for his-tagged purification

   Depositor

   Richard Murray

   Article

   Zhang et al bioRxiv 2024.06.19.599772

   Insert

   RF1 (prfA E. coli)
   

   Tags

   His6

   Expression

   Bacterial

   Available Since

   Aug. 27, 2024

   Availability

   Academic Institutions and Nonprofits only

   

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8. GCN5L2

   Plasmid

   #25482

   Purpose

   Bacterial expression for structure determination; may not be full ORF

   Depositor

   Cheryl Arrowsmith

   Insert

   GCN5L2 (KAT2A Human)
   

   Tags

   His

   Expression

   Bacterial

   Available Since

   Aug. 23, 2010

   Availability

   Industry, Academic Institutions, and Nonprofits

9. FKBP8

   Plasmid

   #25609

   Purpose

   Bacterial expression for structure determination; may not be full ORF

   Depositor

   Cheryl Arrowsmith

   Insert

   FKBP8 (FKBP8 Human)
   

   Tags

   His

   Expression

   Bacterial

   Mutation

   FKBP-type PPIase Domain, residues 90-205

   Available Since

   Aug. 30, 2010

   Availability

   Industry, Academic Institutions, and Nonprofits

   

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10. pCis GFPuv-SS Himar1 A7

    Plasmid

    #84686

    Purpose

    Can be used for the transformation of rickettsia, anaplasma and ehrlichia. Uses the Himar1 transposon system, with the A7 allele and both transposase and transposon contained in one plasmid.

    Depositor

    Ulrike Munderloh

    Article

    Munderloh et al Intracellular Pathogens II: Rickettsiale

    Type

    Empty backbone

    Expression

    Bacterial

    Available Since

    Nov. 1, 2016

    Availability

    Academic Institutions and Nonprofits only

    

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