Constructing Ter HR Reporter Plasmids
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Other organizations : Beth Israel Deaconess Medical Center, Howard Hughes Medical Institute, Harvard University, Boston Children's Hospital, Jackson Laboratory, The University of Texas Health Science Center at San Antonio
Variable analysis
- Construction of vectors for Ter HR reporters using conventional cloning methods
- Derivation of pHIV-NAT-CD52 vectors from pHIV-Zsgreen
- Amplification of Ter-containing plasmids in JJC33 (Tus–) strains of E. coli
- Use of siRNA SMARTpools purchased from Dharmacon
- Not explicitly mentioned
- Use of a previously described 6xTer-HR and RFP-SCR reporters as the basis for constructing the Ter HR reporters
- Use of pHIV-Zsgreen, a gift from Bryan Welm and Zena Werb, as the basis for deriving the pHIV-NAT-CD52 vectors
- Preparation of all plasmids used for transfection by endotoxin-free maxiprep (QIAGEN Sciences, Maryland, MD)
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