We narrowed to 126 results for: INO

1. ML2

   Bacterial Strain

   #61906

   Purpose

   C43(DE3)-based E. coli amino acid auxotrophic host strain used for selective isotope labeling. ilvE gene deleted.

   Depositor

   Toshio Iwasaki, Robert Gennis

   Article

   Lin et al Methods. 2011 Dec;55(4):370-8. doi: 10.1

   Bacterial Resistance

   Kanamycin

   Available since

   Jan. 26, 2015

   Availability

   Academic Institutions and Nonprofits only

2. ML6

   Bacterial Strain

   #61908

   Purpose

   C43(DE3)-based E. coli amino acid auxotrophic host strains used for selective isotope labeling. ilvE, avtA genes deleted.

   Depositor

   Toshio Iwasaki, Robert Gennis

   Article

   Lin et al Methods. 2011 Dec;55(4):370-8. doi: 10.1

   Bacterial Resistance

   Kanamycin

   Available since

   Jan. 26, 2015

   Availability

   Academic Institutions and Nonprofits only

3. Escherichia coli DH10B-MOB

   Bacterial Strain

   #229395

   Purpose

   Escherichia coli DH10B DAP-auxotrophic strain containing an integrated RK2/RP4 mobilization vector to conjugate plasmids with an IncP origin of transfer (modified pTA-Mob 2.0, AddGene Plasmid #149662)

   Depositor

   Michael Springer

   Article

   Soltysiak et al ACS Synth Biol. 2025 Apr 18;14(4):1173-1

   Bacterial Resistance

   60 ug/ml of dap

   Species

   Escherichia coli

   Available since

   March 24, 2025

   Availability

   Academic Institutions and Nonprofits only

4. EC1000

   Bacterial Strain

   #71852

   Purpose

   RepA+ MC1000, KmR , carrying a single copy of the pWV01 repA gene in the glgB gene; host for pOR128-based plasmids

   Depositor

   Todd Klaenhammer, Jan Kok

   Article

   Leenhouts et al Mol Gen Genet. 1996 Nov 27;253(1-2):217-

   Bacterial Resistance

   Kanamycin

   Available since

   Feb. 22, 2016

   Availability

   Academic Institutions and Nonprofits only

5. EcNGRfE

   Bacterial Strain

   #48935

   Purpose

   Base line strain is heat shock induce-able lambda red recombination system for MAGE (Multiplex Recombination Genome Engineering)

   Depositor

   George Church

   Bacterial Resistance

   Spectinomycin

   Available since

   Dec. 3, 2014

   Availability

   Academic Institutions and Nonprofits only

6. EcNGRfC

   Bacterial Strain

   #48936

   Purpose

   Base line strain is heat shock induce-able lambda red recombination system for MAGE (Multiplex Recombination Genome Engineering)

   Depositor

   George Church

   Bacterial Resistance

   Spectinomycin

   Available since

   Dec. 3, 2014

   Availability

   Academic Institutions and Nonprofits only

7. EcNGRfEfC

   Bacterial Strain

   #48937

   Purpose

   Base line strain is heat shock induce-able lambda red recombination system for MAGE (Multiplex Recombination Genome Engineering)

   Depositor

   George Church

   Bacterial Resistance

   Spectinomycin

   Available since

   Dec. 3, 2014

   Availability

   Academic Institutions and Nonprofits only

8. EcNGRfEfC-R6M3E12

   Bacterial Strain

   #48930

   Purpose

   diversity was introduced via homologous recombination to 40 sites to improve fatty acid production. Sequencing of the strains at these sites is ongoing.

   Depositor

   George Church

   Bacterial Resistance

   Spectinomycin

   Available since

   Dec. 3, 2014

   Availability

   Academic Institutions and Nonprofits only

9. EcNGRfEfC-R6M3F12

   Bacterial Strain

   #48931

   Purpose

   diversity was introduced via homologous recombination to 40 sites to improve fatty acid production. Sequencing of the strains at these sites is ongoing.

   Depositor

   George Church

   Bacterial Resistance

   Spectinomycin

   Available since

   Dec. 3, 2014

   Availability

   Academic Institutions and Nonprofits only

10. EcNGRfEfC-R6M3G8

    Bacterial Strain

    #48932

    Purpose

    diversity was introduced via homologous recombination to 40 sites to improve fatty acid production. Sequencing of the strains at these sites is ongoing.

    Depositor

    George Church

    Bacterial Resistance

    Spectinomycin

    Available since

    Dec. 3, 2014

    Availability

    Academic Institutions and Nonprofits only

11. EcNGRfEfC-R6M3H7

    Bacterial Strain

    #48933

    Purpose

    diversity was introduced via homologous recombination to 40 sites to improve fatty acid production. Sequencing of the strains at these sites is ongoing.

    Depositor

    George Church

    Bacterial Resistance

    Spectinomycin

    Available since

    Dec. 3, 2014

    Availability

    Academic Institutions and Nonprofits only

12. EcNGRfEfC-R6M3H12

    Bacterial Strain

    #48934

    Purpose

    diversity was introduced via homologous recombination to 40 sites to improve fatty acid production. Sequencing of the strains at these sites is ongoing.

    Depositor

    George Church

    Bacterial Resistance

    Spectinomycin

    Available since

    Dec. 3, 2014

    Availability

    Academic Institutions and Nonprofits only

13. EcNGRfEfC-R6M1D4

    Bacterial Strain

    #48921

    Purpose

    diversity was introduced via homologous recombination to 40 sites to improve fatty acid production. Sequencing of the strains at these sites is ongoing.

    Depositor

    George Church

    Bacterial Resistance

    Spectinomycin

    Available since

    Dec. 3, 2014

    Availability

    Academic Institutions and Nonprofits only

14. EcNGRfEfC-R6M1E2

    Bacterial Strain

    #48922

    Purpose

    diversity was introduced via homologous recombination to 40 sites to improve fatty acid production. Sequencing of the strains at these sites is ongoing.

    Depositor

    George Church

    Bacterial Resistance

    Spectinomycin

    Available since

    Dec. 3, 2014

    Availability

    Academic Institutions and Nonprofits only

15. EcNGRfEfC-R6M1E6

    Bacterial Strain

    #48923

    Purpose

    diversity was introduced via homologous recombination to 40 sites to improve fatty acid production. Sequencing of the strains at these sites is ongoing.

    Depositor

    George Church

    Bacterial Resistance

    Spectinomycin

    Available since

    Dec. 3, 2014

    Availability

    Academic Institutions and Nonprofits only

16. EcNGRfEfC-R6M1G7

    Bacterial Strain

    #48924

    Purpose

    diversity was introduced via homologous recombination to 40 sites to improve fatty acid production. Sequencing of the strains at these sites is ongoing.

    Depositor

    George Church

    Bacterial Resistance

    Spectinomycin

    Available since

    Dec. 3, 2014

    Availability

    Academic Institutions and Nonprofits only

17. EcNGRfEfC-R6M3B7

    Bacterial Strain

    #48925

    Purpose

    diversity was introduced via homologous recombination to 40 sites to improve fatty acid production. Sequencing of the strains at these sites is ongoing.

    Depositor

    George Church

    Bacterial Resistance

    Spectinomycin

    Available since

    Dec. 3, 2014

    Availability

    Academic Institutions and Nonprofits only

18. EcNGRfEfC-R6M3B8

    Bacterial Strain

    #48926

    Purpose

    diversity was introduced via homologous recombination to 40 sites to improve fatty acid production. Sequencing of the strains at these sites is ongoing.

    Depositor

    George Church

    Bacterial Resistance

    Spectinomycin

    Available since

    Dec. 3, 2014

    Availability

    Academic Institutions and Nonprofits only

19. EcNGRfEfC-R6M3C3

    Bacterial Strain

    #48927

    Purpose

    diversity was introduced via homologous recombination to 40 sites to improve fatty acid production. Sequencing of the strains at these sites is ongoing.

    Depositor

    George Church

    Bacterial Resistance

    Spectinomycin

    Available since

    Dec. 3, 2014

    Availability

    Academic Institutions and Nonprofits only

20. EcNGRfEfC-R6M3C4

    Bacterial Strain

    #48928

    Purpose

    diversity was introduced via homologous recombination to 40 sites to improve fatty acid production. Sequencing of the strains at these sites is ongoing.

    Depositor

    George Church

    Bacterial Resistance

    Spectinomycin

    Available since

    Dec. 3, 2014

    Availability

    Academic Institutions and Nonprofits only