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  1. pYCTK011

    Plasmid
    #176715
    Purpose
    The plasmid is part of a GG toolkit for cell-cell communication in S. cerevisiae. This plasmid is an L0 part plasmid and contains the alpha-factor gene of Kluyveromyces lactis (sender part).
    Depositor
    Victor Sourjik
    Article
    Krink et al bioRxiv 2021
    Insert
    mfalpha1Kl
    Use
    Synthetic Biology
    Tags
    Expression
    Mutation
    Codon-optimized for expression in S. cerevisiae
    Promoter
    Available Since
    Jan. 6, 2022
    Availability
    Academic Institutions and Nonprofits only
    176715-plasmid-map-sequence-id-351559

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  3. pBad-CA

    Plasmid
    #105665
    Purpose
    expresses thermostable variant of human carbonic anhydrase II with C-terminal 6x his tag
    Depositor
    Ryan Mehl
    Article
    Mehl et al 2020
    Insert
    human carbonic anhydrase II thermostable variant (CA2 Human)
    Use
    Tags
    6x his tag
    Expression
    Bacterial
    Mutation
    Promoter
    pBad/arabinose
    Available Since
    March 14, 2018
    Availability
    Academic Institutions and Nonprofits only
    105665-plasmid-map-sequence-id-205511

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  13. pKDR-EF1a

    Plasmid
    #183567
    Purpose
    One in a series of plasmids to titrate levels of expressed protein to levels of endogenous protein (non-attenuated EF1a promoter)
    Depositor
    Erik Dent
    Article
    Millette et al Front Genome Ed. 2022 Mar 28;4:803375. d
    Insert
    Unattenuated
    Use
    Tags
    Expression
    Mammalian
    Mutation
    Promoter
    EF1a
    Available Since
    Aug. 26, 2022
    Availability
    Academic Institutions and Nonprofits only
    183567-plasmid-map-sequence-id-370308

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  20. pKDR-TetOn

    Plasmid
    #183577
    Purpose
    One in a series of plasmids to titrate levels of expressed protein to levels of endogenous protein (non-attenuated Tet-On promoter)
    Depositor
    Erik Dent
    Article
    Millette et al Front Genome Ed. 2022 Mar 28;4:803375. d
    Insert
    Unattenuated
    Use
    Tags
    Expression
    Mammalian
    Mutation
    Promoter
    Tet-On
    Available Since
    June 24, 2022
    Availability
    Academic Institutions and Nonprofits only
    183577-plasmid-map-sequence-id-365363

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