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Standard Cloning Vectors

Features:
  • highest quality DNA prepared by
    • ion-exchange chromatography,
    • cesium chloride density centrifugation and
    • gel filtration
  • preparations with over 80% supercoiling
  • of special interest: pUC118 and pUC119
  • ready-to-use for:
    • transformations
    • enzymatic reactions
  • competitive price!
Standard Cloning Vectors


pBR322:

pBR322 is an ampicillin and tetracycline resistant, general purpose cloning vector. Several inactivating cloning sites are present in the antibiotics resistance genes, which, if a reading frame shift occurs, will give rise to AmpR /TcS or, alternatively, AmpS /TcR transformants. Cloning sites are indicated on the data sheet.

pBR322 vector map

pBR325:

pBR325 is an ampicillin, tetracycline and chloramphenicol resistant, general purpose cloning vector. It is derived from pBR322 by insertion (into its EcoR I site) of the chloramphenicol acetyltransferase gene.

pBR325  vector map

pBR328:

pBR328 is an ampicillin, tetracycline and chloramphenicol resistant, general purpose cloning vector. This vector, derived from pBR325, has the bom site (basis of mobility) deleted and therefore is non-mobilizable; this makes pBR328 suitable where more stringent biological containment is required. This deletion also creates extra unique cloning sites in the chloramphenicol acetyltransferase gene: Pvu II, BspM II and Bal I.


pBR328  vector map
Vector Resistance Origin Speciality
pBR322 Tc, Amp ColE1 reading frame shift gives
AmpR , TcS transformants
pBR325 Tc, Amp, Cm ColE1 Cm resistant pBR322
pBR328 Tc, Amp, Cm ColE1 non-mobilizable pBR325
pACYC184 Tc,Cm p15A1 double-transformants
with ColE1 vectors
pAT153 Tc, Amp ColE1 non-mobilizable;
higher copy than pBR322
pUC18 Amp ColE1 MCS within lacZ: blue/white selection
pUC118 Amp ColE1 M13 origin for ssDNA production
pUC19 Amp ColE1 MCS within lacZ:blue/white selection
pUC119 Amp ColE1 M13 origin for ssDNA production


pUC18  vector map pUC19  vector map pUC118  vector map

pUC18/19 and pUC118/119:

The plasmids have a multiple cloning site within the lacZ alpha-fragment. Inserts cloned into this site disrupt beta -galactosidase activity and give rise to white colonies on X-Gal/IPTG plates. The plasmids encode resistance to ampicillin. Foreign DNA inserted in-frame with the lac Z gene will be expressed as a fusion protein (containing a portion of the beta-galactosidase) under control of the lac promoter. The promoter is inducible with IPTG and followed by an initiation codon as well as a ribosome binding site. pUC18 and pUC19 differ in their multiple cloning site orientation. pUC118 and pUC119 contain an additional M13 phage origin for single strand production.


pUC119  vector map

pACYC184:

pACYC184 encodes tetracycline and chloramphenicol resistance. Unlike most cloning vectors, which have ColE1 origins of replication, pACYC184 has an origin derived from p15A1. This allows pACYC184 to be maintained in a pBR322 or pUC18 transformant, for example. Such a double transformant is necessary where two recombinant proteins need to be expressed simultaneously.


pACYC184  vector map

pAT153:

pAT153 is a derivative of pBR322 where the bom (basis of mobility) site has been deleted. Thus pAT153 is non-mobilizable and is more readily contained than pBR322. Also in this 703 bp deletion was the region involved in copy number control; loss of this region gives pAT153 a 1.5 to 3-fold higher copy number. pAT153 encodes ampicillin and tetracycline resistance.


pAT153  vector map

For a detailed data sheet as a pdf-file, please click on the product No.
ORDER INFORMATION, SHIPPING STORAGE:
order# description amount*
V30302 pBR322 vector DNA 25 µg
V30402 pBR325 vector DNA 25 µg
V32802 pBR328 vector DNA 25 µg
V32402 pACYC184 vector DNA 25 µg
V32602 pAT153 vector DNA 25 µg
V33002 pUC18 vector DNA 25 µg
V33302 pUC118 vector DNA 25 µg
V33202 pUC19 vector DNA 25 µg
V33402 pUC119 vector DNA 25 µg
shipped on blue ice; store at -20°C; *DNA is in solution


See also chapter 4 of our online catalog.

 
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