DNA Cloning Using In Vitro Site-Specific Recombination

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(A) Agarose gel (1%) of PCR amplification products (2.5 μL of 35 μL) using attB-primers (see Methods) encoding eIF4e (lane 1), tyrosine kinase (lane 2), transferrin receptor (lane 3), β-adaptin (lane 4), MAP4 (lane5), glucuronidase (Gus, lane 6), or the tetracycline-resistance gene (TetR; lane 7). (B) attP cloning vector pDONR203. PCR products cloned by in vitro recombination replace the chloramphenicol-resistance andccdB genes; the recombination reactions convert theattP sites to attL sites. (C) Colonies resulting from transformation of E. coli with reactions (2 μL of 22 μL) containing the PCR products, pDONR203, and BP Clonase. The negative control contained all components except PCR product. (D) Entry Clone pENTR203-eIF4e, the product of recombinational cloning of the eIF4e PCR product into pDONR203. (E) Miniprep DNA (Entry Clones) from the colonies inC. Lanes 14, eIF4e; lanes58, tyrosine kinase; lanes 912, transferrin receptor; lanes 1316, β-adaptin; lanes 1720, MAP4; lanes 2124, Gus; M, supercoiled DNA ladder.

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  1. Genome Res. 10: 1788-1795

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