We narrowed to 9 results for: sdha

1. pDONR223_SDHA_WT

   Plasmid

   #82278

   Purpose

   Gateway Donor vector containing SDHA, part of the Target Accelerator Plasmid Collection.

   Depositor

   Jesse Boehm, William Hahn, David Root

   Article

   Kim et al Cancer Discov. 2016 Jul;6(7):714-26. doi

   Insert

   SDHA (SDHA Human)
   

   Use

   Gateway entry vector

   Tags

   Expression

   Mutation

   WT

   Promoter

   None

   Available since

   April 24, 2017

   Availability

   Academic Institutions and Nonprofits only

   

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2. H6hSDHA

   Plasmid

   #113045

   Purpose

   Hetero expression of His-tagged human SDHA

   Depositor

   Edward A. Berry

   Article

   Zafreen et al Arch Biochem Biophys. 2016 Aug 15;604:47

   Insert

   H6hSDHA (SDHA Human)
   

   Use

   Tags

   His6 (MGSSHHHHHHSQDP-)

   Expression

   Bacterial

   Mutation

   Insert begins at amino acid 43

   Promoter

   Available since

   Aug. 2, 2018

   Availability

   Academic Institutions and Nonprofits only

   

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3. pLentiCRISPRv1_SDHA

   Plasmid

   #177980

   Purpose

   lentiviral vector expressing Cas9 and a sgRNA targeting SDHA

   Depositor

   David Sabatini, Jessica Spinelli

   Article

   Spinelli et al Science. 2021 Dec 3;374(6572):1227-1237.

   Insert

   sgRNA targeting SDHA (SDHA Human)
   

   Use

   Lentiviral

   Tags

   Expression

   Mammalian

   Mutation

   N/A

   Promoter

   U6

   Available since

   Dec. 9, 2021

   Availability

   Academic Institutions and Nonprofits only

   

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4. psiCHECK3-SDHAF3

   Plasmid

   #136013

   Purpose

   SDHAF3 3'UTR (NM_020186.2) inserted into the 3'UTR of Renilla luciferase in the psiCHECK3 plasmid

   Depositor

   Anthony Leung

   Article

   Fischer et al Mol Cell. 2020 Apr 2;78(1):70-84.e6. doi

   Insert

   SDHAF3 3'UTR (ACN9 Human)
   

   Use

   Luciferase

   Tags

   Expression

   Mammalian

   Mutation

   Promoter

   Available since

   Feb. 4, 2020

   Availability

   Academic Institutions and Nonprofits only

   

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5. pCW57.1 tTA SDHA

   Plasmid

   #177976

   Purpose

   All-in-one dox-repressible expression of cDNA

   Depositor

   David Sabatini, Jessica Spinelli

   Article

   Spinelli et al Science. 2021 Dec 3;374(6572):1227-1237.

   Insert

   SDHA (SDHA Human)
   

   Use

   Lentiviral

   Tags

   Expression

   Mammalian

   Mutation

   Silent point mutations to SDHA sgRNA target

   Promoter

   Available since

   Dec. 9, 2021

   Availability

   Academic Institutions and Nonprofits only

   

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6. hSDH5

   Plasmid

   #113046

   Purpose

   Expression of WT hSDH5

   Depositor

   Edward A. Berry

   Article

   Zafreen et al Arch Biochem Biophys. 2016 Aug 15;604:47

   Insert

   hSDH5 (SDHAF2 Human)
   

   Use

   Tags

   Expression

   Bacterial

   Mutation

   Insert begins at amino acid 39

   Promoter

   Available since

   Aug. 2, 2018

   Availability

   Academic Institutions and Nonprofits only

   

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7. hSDH5_G78R

   Plasmid

   #113047

   Purpose

   Expression of mutant hSDH5

   Depositor

   Edward A. Berry

   Article

   Zafreen et al Arch Biochem Biophys. 2016 Aug 15;604:47

   Insert

   hSDH5_G78R (SDHAF2 Human)
   

   Use

   Tags

   Expression

   Bacterial

   Mutation

   G78R, Insert begins at amino acid 39

   Promoter

   Available since

   Aug. 2, 2018

   Availability

   Academic Institutions and Nonprofits only

   

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8. hSDH5_C83D

   Plasmid

   #113048

   Purpose

   Expression of mutant hSDH5

   Depositor

   Edward A. Berry

   Article

   Zafreen et al Arch Biochem Biophys. 2016 Aug 15;604:47

   Insert

   hSDH5_C83D (SDHAF2 Human)
   

   Use

   Tags

   Expression

   Bacterial

   Mutation

   C83D, Insert begins at amino acid 39

   Promoter

   Available since

   Aug. 3, 2018

   Availability

   Academic Institutions and Nonprofits only

   

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9. Target Accelerator Genetic Pathway Reference Set

   Plasmid Kit

   #1000000105

   Purpose

   Collection of genes and mutations for reference pathway signatures and phenotypes to compare with those derived from cancer alleles; represent over 25 cellular signaling pathways and processes

   Depositor

   Jesse Boehm

   Available since

   April 24, 2017

   Availability

   Academic Institutions and Nonprofits only