Pcdna3 backbone
The PcDNA3 backbone is a DNA plasmid vector commonly used in molecular biology and genetic engineering. It serves as a base for the construction of recombinant DNA molecules and enables the expression of genes or proteins of interest in various cell lines.
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Optogenetic Luciferase Fusion Constructs
Molecular Mechanisms of Cell-Cell Adhesion
In vivo Expression of FVIII Variants
Example 2
Expression plasmids containing the various FVIII variants were designed for in vivo expression. The non-optimized BDD FVIII (
In vivo expression of FVIII-311 and FVII-303 was evaluated in Hem A mice by hydrodynamic injection of 5 μg DNA/mouse of FVII-303 or FVIII-311. Plasma samples were collected at 24, 48, and 72 hours post-injection, and FVIII activity was determined by a FVIII specific chromogenic assay.
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