Puromycin resistance
Puromycin resistance is a gene that confers resistance to the antibiotic puromycin, commonly used for selection in cell culture experiments. The gene allows cells expressing it to survive in the presence of puromycin, while non-resistant cells are killed. This selection marker is often used in genetic engineering and cell line development applications.
Lab products found in correlation
3 protocols using puromycin resistance
Stable Overexpression of UBCv1 in A549 Cells
Generating Monoclonal CRISPR Cell Lines
List of sgRNAs
sgRNA name | Gene ID | Sanger Clone ID | PAM sequence | DNA target sequence |
---|---|---|---|---|
TFRC sgRNA | TFRC | HS5000003796 | CGG | TGATCATAGTTGATAAGAACGG |
CAV1 sgRNA | CAV1 | HS0000173752 | CGG | GACGTAGATGGAATAGACA |
CLTC sgRNA | CLTC | HS5000032727 | TGG | TAACTACAGGAAGTCGACTTGG |
Generating monoclonal KO cell lines
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