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pST44 polycistronic plasmid distribution

pST44 polycistronic plasmid distribution

Monocistronic vs. polycistronic expression vectors

The pST44 suite of plasmids to express protein complexes in E. coli (Tan, Kern and Selleck, Prot. Expr. Purif., 40:385-395, 2005) are available to investigators from academic institutions performing non-commercial research.

The 75 plasmids of the pST44 suite are provided on a DNA card. To cover the cost of preparing and distributing all these plasmids, the suite is available at a cost of $650.42.

How to obtain:

  1. Download the Materials Transfer Agreement which contains the Implementing Letter.
  2. Fill out the Implementing Letter, including the shipping and billing information.
  3. Send the completed Implementing Letter by mail, fax or email.
  4. Make payment when billed according to the terms described in the Implementing Letter.

The plasmids will be sent to you by overnight delivery.

You can download the plasmid maps as a pdf document (3 MB) and the plasmid sequences as a text file (248 KB).

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