We narrowed to 8,699 results for: PAN

#78107

Mammalian expression of human GNPTAB, the alpha/beta subunit precursor miniconstruct that allows its efficient expression, spans the membrane twice, and lacks amino acids 431 to 819.

Thomas Braulke

Marschner et al Science. 2011 Jul 1;333(6038):87-90. doi

May 19, 2016

Academic Institutions and Nonprofits only

#12858

This plasmid was designed for screening purposes and may contain discrepancies relative to the current canonical GenBank version of the gene.

Jack Bennink, Jon Yewdell

Tscharke et al J Exp Med. 2005 January 3; 201(1): 95–10

Dec. 13, 2006

Academic Institutions and Nonprofits only

#12733

This plasmid was designed for screening purposes and may contain discrepancies relative to the current canonical GenBank version of the gene.

Jack Bennink, Jon Yewdell

Tscharke et al J Exp Med. 2005 January 3; 201(1): 95–10

Dec. 1, 2006

Academic Institutions and Nonprofits only

#12794

This plasmid was designed for screening purposes and may contain discrepancies relative to the current canonical GenBank version of the gene.

Jack Bennink, Jon Yewdell

Tscharke et al J Exp Med. 2005 January 3; 201(1): 95–10

Dec. 8, 2006

Academic Institutions and Nonprofits only

#79680

This plasmid encodes the kinase domain of MK14. Intended for co-expression with Lambda Phosphatase that accompanies this set to enhance bacterial kinase expression.

John Chodera, Nicholas Levinson, Markus Seeliger

Albanese et al Biochemistry. 2018 Jul 13. doi: 10.1021/

Nov. 21, 2016

Academic Institutions and Nonprofits only

#79718

This plasmid encodes the kinase domain of KCC2B. Intended for co-expression with Lambda Phosphatase that accompanies this set to enhance bacterial kinase expression.

John Chodera, Nicholas Levinson, Markus Seeliger

Albanese et al Biochemistry. 2018 Jul 13. doi: 10.1021/

Nov. 21, 2016

Academic Institutions and Nonprofits only

#12728

This plasmid was designed for screening purposes and may contain discrepancies relative to the current canonical GenBank version of the gene.

Jack Bennink, Jon Yewdell

Tscharke et al J Exp Med. 2005 January 3; 201(1): 95–10

Dec. 1, 2006

Academic Institutions and Nonprofits only

#12795

This plasmid was designed for screening purposes and may contain discrepancies relative to the current canonical GenBank version of the gene.

Jack Bennink, Jon Yewdell

Tscharke et al J Exp Med. 2005 January 3; 201(1): 95–10

Dec. 8, 2006

Academic Institutions and Nonprofits only

#79743

This plasmid encodes the kinase domain of VGFR1. Intended for co-expression with YopH Phosphatase that accompanies this set to enhance bacterial kinase expression.

John Chodera, Nicholas Levinson, Markus Seeliger

Albanese et al Biochemistry. 2018 Jul 13. doi: 10.1021/

Nov. 21, 2016

Academic Institutions and Nonprofits only

#12725

This plasmid was designed for screening purposes and may contain discrepancies relative to the current canonical GenBank version of the gene.

Jack Bennink, Jon Yewdell

Tscharke et al J Exp Med. 2005 January 3; 201(1): 95–10

Dec. 1, 2006

Academic Institutions and Nonprofits only

#12736

This plasmid was designed for screening purposes and may contain discrepancies relative to the current canonical GenBank version of the gene.

Jack Bennink, Jon Yewdell

Tscharke et al J Exp Med. 2005 January 3; 201(1): 95–10

Dec. 1, 2006

Academic Institutions and Nonprofits only

#12730

This plasmid was designed for screening purposes and may contain discrepancies relative to the current canonical GenBank version of the gene.

Jack Bennink, Jon Yewdell

Tscharke et al J Exp Med. 2005 January 3; 201(1): 95–10

Dec. 1, 2006

Academic Institutions and Nonprofits only

#79706

This plasmid encodes the kinase domain of PAK7. Intended for co-expression with Lambda Phosphatase that accompanies this set to enhance bacterial kinase expression.

John Chodera, Nicholas Levinson, Markus Seeliger

Albanese et al Biochemistry. 2018 Jul 13. doi: 10.1021/

Nov. 21, 2016

Academic Institutions and Nonprofits only

#79693

This plasmid encodes the kinase domain of MK13. Intended for co-expression with Lambda Phosphatase that accompanies this set to enhance bacterial kinase expression.

John Chodera, Nicholas Levinson, Markus Seeliger

Albanese et al Biochemistry. 2018 Jul 13. doi: 10.1021/

Nov. 21, 2016

Academic Institutions and Nonprofits only

#12884

This plasmid was designed for screening purposes and may contain discrepancies relative to the current canonical GenBank version of the gene.

Jack Bennink, Jon Yewdell

Tscharke et al J Exp Med. 2005 January 3; 201(1): 95–10

Dec. 13, 2006

Academic Institutions and Nonprofits only

#12805

This plasmid was designed for screening purposes and may contain discrepancies relative to the current canonical GenBank version of the gene.

Jack Bennink, Jon Yewdell

Tscharke et al J Exp Med. 2005 January 3; 201(1): 95–10

Dec. 8, 2006

Academic Institutions and Nonprofits only

#79681

This plasmid encodes the kinase domain of VRK3. Intended for co-expression with Lambda Phosphatase that accompanies this set to enhance bacterial kinase expression.

John Chodera, Nicholas Levinson, Markus Seeliger

Albanese et al Biochemistry. 2018 Jul 13. doi: 10.1021/

Nov. 21, 2016

Academic Institutions and Nonprofits only

#12854

This plasmid was designed for screening purposes and may contain discrepancies relative to the current canonical GenBank version of the gene.

Jack Bennink, Jon Yewdell

Tscharke et al J Exp Med. 2005 January 3; 201(1): 95–10

Dec. 13, 2006

Academic Institutions and Nonprofits only

#79736

This plasmid encodes the kinase domain of PHKG2. Intended for co-expression with Lambda Phosphatase that accompanies this set to enhance bacterial kinase expression.

John Chodera, Nicholas Levinson, Markus Seeliger

Albanese et al Biochemistry. 2018 Jul 13. doi: 10.1021/

Nov. 21, 2016

Academic Institutions and Nonprofits only