The empty pGADT7 plasmid was used as negative control. The transformants were cultivated on SD/-Leu or SD/-Leu/AbA (Aureobasidin A, Clontech, USA) medium for three days. DNA-protein interactions between SlBES1.8 and promoter fragments were determined by the growth of colony.
Matchmaker tm insert check pcr mix
The Matchmaker TM Insert Check PCR Mix is a reagent used to verify the presence of an insert in a cloned vector. It contains the necessary components for a polymerase chain reaction (PCR) to amplify the insert region, allowing users to confirm the successful cloning of their desired genetic sequence.
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Yeast One-Hybrid Assay for SlBES1.8 Binding
The empty pGADT7 plasmid was used as negative control. The transformants were cultivated on SD/-Leu or SD/-Leu/AbA (Aureobasidin A, Clontech, USA) medium for three days. DNA-protein interactions between SlBES1.8 and promoter fragments were determined by the growth of colony.
Yeast One-Hybrid Assay for SlBES1.8 Binding
The empty pGADT7 plasmid was used as negative control. The transformants were cultivated on SD/-Leu or SD/-Leu/AbA (Aureobasidin A, Clontech, USA) medium for three days. DNA-protein interactions between SlBES1.8 and promoter fragments were determined by the growth of colony.
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