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== Construction Details ==
== Construction Details ==
This template is used to display DNA sequence information in a standardized format.
p5E-MCS was made by PCR of the pBSII SK+ multiple cloning site, from T7 to T3 primers, followed by a BP reaction with pDONR P4-P1R. Sequencing confirms that all bases of the insert are correct.


== Crude Map ==
M13F, M13R, and T3 should all work as sequencing primers.
photo showing locations of components
 
Unfortunately, the backbone of P4-P1R contains recognition sites for several potentially useful restriction enzymes. The restriction sites from the Bluescript MCS that remain unique in p5E-MCS are:


== Sequence ==
''Asp718-KpnI-DraII-XhoI-SalI-Bsp106-HindIII-SmaI-BamHI-SpeI-SacII-BstXI''
* Annotated Sequence: (Genbank format)
link


* Full-Length Sequence with individual component sequences included: (FASTA file)
== Crude Map ==
link
Screenshot from ApE showing locations of components:


:[[File:228 p5E-MCS.PNG|thumb|none|350px|228 p5E-MCS]]


== Reference ==
==Download the Sequence ==
This template is used to display DNA sequence information in a standardized format.
* '''Annotated Sequence'''(Genbank format) and '''Full-Length Sequence with individual component sequences included'''(FASTA file)
: [[Media:228.p5E-MCS.zip|Download p5E-MCS]]

Latest revision as of 19:55, 29 May 2025

Construction Details

p5E-MCS was made by PCR of the pBSII SK+ multiple cloning site, from T7 to T3 primers, followed by a BP reaction with pDONR P4-P1R. Sequencing confirms that all bases of the insert are correct.

M13F, M13R, and T3 should all work as sequencing primers.

Unfortunately, the backbone of P4-P1R contains recognition sites for several potentially useful restriction enzymes. The restriction sites from the Bluescript MCS that remain unique in p5E-MCS are:

Asp718-KpnI-DraII-XhoI-SalI-Bsp106-HindIII-SmaI-BamHI-SpeI-SacII-BstXI

Crude Map

Screenshot from ApE showing locations of components:

228 p5E-MCS

Download the Sequence

  • Annotated Sequence(Genbank format) and Full-Length Sequence with individual component sequences included(FASTA file)
Download p5E-MCS