pLATE52 (linearized)
Vector for ligation independent cloning (LIC) and tightly regulated bacterial expression of a protein with a WELQut-cleavable N-terminal 6xHis tag.
Sequence Author: Thermo Fisher
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Sticky ends from different BglI sites may not be compatible. |
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The 1-base overhangs produced by AhdI may be hard to ligate. Sticky ends from different AhdI sites may not be compatible. |
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Sticky ends from different AlwNI sites may not be compatible. |
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PciI is inhibited by nonionic detergents. |
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Sticky ends from different BspQI sites may not be compatible. |
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Sticky ends from different SapI sites may not be compatible.SapI gradually settles in solution, so a tube of SapI should be mixed before removing an aliquot. |
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Prolonged incubation with NdeI may lead to removal of additional nucleotides. |
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Efficient cleavage with AccI requires ≥13 bp on each side of the recognition sequence.Sticky ends from different AccI sites may not be compatible. |
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The 1-base overhangs produced by PflFI may be hard to ligate.Sticky ends from different PflFI sites may not be compatible. |
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The 1-base overhangs produced by Tth111I may be hard to ligate.Sticky ends from different Tth111I sites may not be compatible. |
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Sticky ends from different PfoI sites may not be compatible. |
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| * Blocked by Dam methylation. |
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Efficient cleavage requires at least two copies of the BfuAI recognition sequence. Sticky ends from different BfuAI sites may not be compatible.BfuAI is typically used at 50°C, but is 50% active at 37°C. |
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Efficient cleavage requires at least two copies of the BspMI recognition sequence. Sticky ends from different BspMI sites may not be compatible. |
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Efficient cleavage requires at least two copies of the PaqCI recognition sequence. Sticky ends from different PaqCI sites may not be compatible.Cleavage can be improved with PaqCI Activator. |
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SwaI is typically used at 25°C, but is 50% active at 37°C. |
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