We narrowed to 5 results for: Rickettsia

1. pRAM18dRGA[MCS]

   Plasmid

   #84683

   Purpose

   Can be used for the transformation of rickettsia

   Depositor

   Ulrike Munderloh

   Article

   Burkhardt et al PLoS One. 2011;6(12):e29511. doi: 10.137

   Type

   Empty backbone

   Use

   Tags

   Expression

   Bacterial

   Mutation

   Promoter

   Available since

   Nov. 7, 2016

   Availability

   Academic Institutions and Nonprofits only

   

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2. pRAM18dSFA[MCS]

   Plasmid

   #84685

   Purpose

   Can be used for the transformation of rickettsia

   Depositor

   Ulrike Munderloh

   Article

   Burkhardt et al PLoS One. 2011;6(12):e29511. doi: 10.137

   Type

   Empty backbone

   Use

   Tags

   Expression

   Bacterial

   Mutation

   Promoter

   Available since

   Nov. 7, 2016

   Availability

   Academic Institutions and Nonprofits only

   

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3. pRAM18dSGK[MCS]

   Plasmid

   #84684

   Purpose

   Can be used for the transformation of rickettsia

   Depositor

   Ulrike Munderloh

   Article

   Burkhardt et al PLoS One. 2011;6(12):e29511. doi: 10.137

   Type

   Empty backbone

   Use

   Tags

   Expression

   Bacterial

   Mutation

   Promoter

   Available since

   Nov. 7, 2016

   Availability

   Academic Institutions and Nonprofits only

   

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4. 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

   Use

   Tags

   Expression

   Bacterial

   Mutation

   Promoter

   Available since

   Nov. 1, 2016

   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

   Use

   Tags

   Expression

   Bacterial

   Mutation

   Promoter

   Available since

   Nov. 7, 2016

   Availability

   Academic Institutions and Nonprofits only

   

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