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E.coli: Strep-tag® and/or 6xHistidine-tag vectors |
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*Exception: pASK-IBA43plus contains a NheI restriction site between the ATG start codon and the N-terminal 6xHistidine-tag, which is not included in pASK-IBA43. Structure of a selection of pASK-IBA expression vectors with Strep-tag or Strep-tag and 6xHistidine-tag. pASK-IBA2, pASK-IBA4 and pASK-IBA6 are also available with chloramphenicol resistance instead of ampicillin resistance. MCS, f1, AmpR, ori, tlpp , ompA, Xa, thb, ent, and tetR denote the multiple cloning site, intergenic region of phage f1, b-lactamase gene, origin of replication of the pUC family of plasmids, lpp terminator of transcription, ompA signal sequence, factor Xa recognition sequence, thrombin recognition sequence, enterokinase recognition sequence and tet repressor gene, respectively. The expression cassette is under transcriptional control of the tetA promoter/operator. The tet repressor gene has been placed as a second cistron immediately behind the cistron encoding b-lactamase and is thus under transcriptional control of the constitutive b-lactamase promoter. Digesting the vector with one of the type IIS restriction enzymes BsaI, Eco31I, or BsmFI leads to the generation of defined 5' overhangs in the upstream and downstream elements, which are not mutually compatible and can therefore not re-ligate. Upstream elements may be DNA sequences encoding the OmpA signal peptide, an initiator methionine, Strep-tag II, 6xHistidine-tag or the protease recognition sequence, while downstream elements may be the Strep-tag II, 6xHistidine-tag or a stop codon. The gene to be cloned must be equipped with compatible overhangs, e.g. by incorporation of appropriate restriction sites by PCR and subsequent cleavage. References: Skerra A, Schmidt TGM, 2000: Meth. Enzymol. 326: 271-304. Use of the Strep-tag and streptavidin for recombinant protein purification and detection. Skerra A, 1994: Gene 151: 131-135. Use of the tetracycline promoter for the tightly regulated production of a murine antibody fragment in Escherichia coli.
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