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Hello,
is there anyone studying on HIV proteins? I'm studying on rev and tat. I have few problems and need specific answers.
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Posted Jul 19, 2007, 22:40 PM
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You can post your questions here and say if anyone can answer you.
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Posted Jul 19, 2007, 22:41 PM
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First, I'm trying to clone my inserts tat and rev into pJET1/blunt vector. It is a positive selection vector. You can use non-purified PCR products in ligation reaction and after transformation you plate the mixture LB amp plates. You don't need to use XGal or IPTG. Due to a lethal gene, only recombinant colonies survive. I got at least 30 colonies in a plate. Although I easily cloned tat, I couldn't find a plasmid including rev insert. (I did colony PCR to all colonies). It is really interesting. I repeated it with purified PCR product, but the result is same. Is there any idea why colonies appear but have no insert?
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Posted Jul 19, 2007, 22:49 PM
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Have you tried other templates to PCR from?
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Posted Sep 29, 2007, 9:53 AM
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I have already overcome my problems, thanks dvatakis. By the way, I used other templates.
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Posted Sep 30, 2007, 14:03 PM
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