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Vinny
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on 1/10/2007 17:39 PM   
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I have a problem with cloning pHannibal cassette in pART27....I cut phannibal cassette and open pART27 with NotI and seems to be OK....after i treat the pART27 with CIAP, extract all from gel...ligate and cloning the ligation in E.coli DH5alfa...after i select on antibiotic Kanamicin 50ug/ml...but not works....There's anyone that can help me????


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Tony Rook
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on 1/11/2007 17:00 PM   
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Vinny:

In the past, I have had problems with my antibiotic concentration being too high during selection. You may want to try and select at a lower concentrations such as 25 ug/ml.

Tony Rook



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Vinny said:
I have a problem with cloning pHannibal cassette in pART27....I cut phannibal cassette and open pART27 with NotI and seems to be OK....after i treat the pART27 with CIAP, extract all from gel...ligate and cloning the ligation in E.coli DH5alfa...after i select on antibiotic Kanamicin 50ug/ml...but not works....There's anyone that can help me????



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on 3/1/2010 19:30 PM   
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Hello, will you please kindly provide me pART27 vector, in my research, I really, really need it. Thank you.



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 The map can be found in this reference

Gleave AP: A versatile binary vector system with a T-DNA organizational structure conducive to efficient integration of cloned DNA into the plant genome.

Plant Mol Biol 1992, 20:1203-1207. PubMed Abstract | Publisher Full Text OpenURL

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http://www.springerlink.com/content/w350542n1224856j/fulltext.pdf

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Posted By Cao Hua
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 Do you have the complete sequece of the binary vector pART 27 ?  I want to change the restriction enzyme sites on it.  Thank you very much.



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