Molecular cloning is a set of techniques that utilizes vectors to transfer recombinant DNA into host cells and is an essential tool for investigating the expression of genes and proteins in bacterial or mammalian cells. A variety of vectors optimized for gene cloning and expression in a range of host organisms are available, alongside competent cells for genetic replication. Here, you can explore a range of molecular tools, high-quality genomic and cDNA libraries, premade clones, transformation and transfection reagents and mutagenesis or gene expression detection assays and expression arrays. Find the best gene expression and molecular cloning products in our peer-reviewed product directory: compare products, check customer reviews and receive pricing direct from manufacturers.
Lambda DASH II vector kits offer traditional genomic cloning of 9−23 Kb fragments. All of our vectors for genomic library construction contain T3 and T7 RNA promoters for rapid gene walking and high-resolution gene mapping.
Agilent Lambda FIX II/Xho I Partial Fill-in Vectors offer traditional genomic cloning of samples containing from 9 to 23 KB fragments. All of our vectors for genomic library construction contain T3 and T7 RNA promoters to ensure rapid gene walking and high-resolution gene mapping.
Learn more about using Lambda gt11 Vector Kits to construct cDNA libraries. The Lambda gt11 expression vector accepts inserts up to 7.2 kilobases at a unique EcoR I site near the C-terminal end of the coding region of the lacZ gene.
The Lambda ZAP-CMV vector allows production of libraries in a high-efficiency lambda vector. Libraries cloned into lambda vectors routinely produce greater than 4 times the primary library size as plasmid libraries. The Lambda ZAP II system combines the high efficiency of lambda library construction and the convenience of a plasmid system with improved blue-white color selection. High-efficiency lambda cloning with versatili…
The Lambda ZAP II vectors combine the high efficiency of lambda vector systems with the versatility of plasmid systems. They enable prokaryotic expression of your gene of interest under control of the lac promoter. In vivo excision of the Lambda ZAP II vector yields the pBluescript SK- vector, which is a high-copy number pUC-based phagemid.
The Lambda ZAP II vectors combine the high efficiency of lambda vector systems with the versatility of plasmid systems. They enable prokaryotic expression of your gene of interest under control of the lac promoter. In vivo excision of the Lambda ZAP II vector yields the pBluescript SK- vector, which is a high-copy number pUC-based phagemid.
The pAAV-hrGFP vector is used as a positive control in the AAV Helper-Free System. This control vector uses humanized Renilla GFP (hrGFP) reporter gene for easy detection of expression in vivo using fluorescence microscopy, fluorescence-activated cell sorting (FACS) analysis, or fluorometry.
The pAAV-hrGFP vector is used as a positive control in the AAV Helper-Free System. This control vector uses humanized Renilla GFP (hrGFP) reporter gene for easy detection of expression in vivo using fluorescence microscopy, fluorescence-activated cell sorting (FACS) analysis, or fluorometry.
Recombinant adenoviruses are a versatile tool for gene delivery and expression. Choose pAdEasy-1 vector or any of these three shuttle vectors, pShuttle, pShuttle-CMV, or pShuttle-CMV-lacZ vector, to clone DNA of interest with the AdEasy adenoviral vector system.
The PathDetect Signal Transduction Pathway cis-Reporting Systems are designed for simple, rapid, and convenient assessment of the in vivo activation of signal transduction pathways. There are a series of inducible reporter plasmids that contain the luciferase reporter gene driven by a basic promoter element (TATA box) plus a defined inducible cis-enhancer element. Identify pathway-specific transcription activation Easier,…
The PathDetect Signal Transduction Pathway cis-Reporting Systems are designed for simple, rapid, and convenient assessment of the in vivo activation of signal transduction pathways. There are a series of inducible reporter plasmids that contain the luciferase reporter gene driven by a basic promoter element (TATA box) plus a defined inducible cis-enhancer element. Identify pathway-specific transcription activation Easier,…
The PathDetect Signal Transduction Pathway cis-Reporting Systems are designed for simple, rapid, and convenient assessment of the in vivo activation of signal transduction pathways. There are a series of inducible reporter plasmids that contain the luciferase reporter gene driven by a basic promoter element (TATA box) plus a defined inducible cis-enhancer element. Identify pathway-specific transcription activation Easier,…
The PathDetect Signal Transduction Pathway cis-Reporting Systems are designed for simple, rapid, and convenient assessment of the in vivo activation of signal transduction pathways. There are a series of inducible reporter plasmids that contain the luciferase reporter gene driven by a basic promoter element (TATA box) plus a defined inducible cis-enhancer element. Identify pathway-specific transcription activation Easier,…
The PathDetect Signal Transduction Pathway cis-Reporting Systems are designed for simple, rapid, and convenient assessment of the in vivo activation of signal transduction pathways. There are a series of inducible reporter plasmids that contain the luciferase reporter gene driven by a basic promoter element (TATA box) plus a defined inducible cis-enhancer element. Identify pathway-specific transcription activation Easier,…
The PathDetect Signal Transduction Pathway cis-Reporting Systems are designed for simple, rapid, and convenient assessment of the in vivo activation of signal transduction pathways. There are a series of inducible reporter plasmids that contain the luciferase reporter gene driven by a basic promoter element (TATA box) plus a defined inducible cis-enhancer element. Identify pathway-specific transcription activation Easier,…
The PathDetect Signal Transduction Pathway cis-Reporting Systems are designed for simple, rapid, and convenient assessment of the in vivo activation of signal transduction pathways. There are a series of inducible reporter plasmids that contain the luciferase reporter gene driven by a basic promoter element (TATA box) plus a defined inducible cis-enhancer element. Identify pathway-specific transcription activation Easier,…
The PathDetect Signal Transduction Pathway cis-Reporting Systems are designed for simple, rapid, and convenient assessment of the in vivo activation of signal transduction pathways. There are a series of inducible reporter plasmids that contain the luciferase reporter gene driven by a basic promoter element (TATA box) plus a defined inducible cis-enhancer element. Identify pathway-specific transcription activation Easier,…
The PathDetect Signal Transduction Pathway cis-Reporting Systems are designed for simple, rapid, and convenient assessment of the in vivo activation of signal transduction pathways. There are a series of inducible reporter plasmids that contain the luciferase reporter gene driven by a basic promoter element (TATA box) plus a defined inducible cis-enhancer element. Identify pathway-specific transcription activation Easier,…
The PathDetect Signal Transduction Pathway cis-Reporting Systems are designed for simple, rapid, and convenient assessment of the in vivo activation of signal transduction pathways. There are a series of inducible reporter plasmids that contain the luciferase reporter gene driven by a basic promoter element (TATA box) plus a defined inducible cis-enhancer element. Identify pathway-specific transcription activation Easier,…
The PathDetect Signal Transduction Pathway cis-Reporting Systems are designed for simple, rapid, and convenient assessment of the in vivo activation of signal transduction pathways. There are a series of inducible reporter plasmids that contain the luciferase reporter gene driven by a basic promoter element (TATA box) plus a defined inducible cis-enhancer element. Identify pathway-specific transcription activation Easier,…
The PathDetect Signal Transduction Pathway cis-Reporting Systems are designed for simple, rapid, and convenient assessment of the in vivo activation of signal transduction pathways. There are a series of inducible reporter plasmids that contain the luciferase reporter gene driven by a basic promoter element (TATA box) plus a defined inducible cis-enhancer element. Identify pathway-specific transcription activation Easier,…
The PathDetect Signal Transduction Pathway cis-Reporting Systems are designed for simple, rapid, and convenient assessment of the in vivo activation of signal transduction pathways. There are a series of inducible reporter plasmids that contain the luciferase reporter gene driven by a basic promoter element (TATA box) plus a defined inducible cis-enhancer element. Identify pathway-specific transcription activation Easier,…
The PathDetect Signal Transduction Pathway cis-Reporting Systems are designed for simple, rapid, and convenient assessment of the in vivo activation of signal transduction pathways. There are a series of inducible reporter plasmids that contain the luciferase reporter gene driven by a basic promoter element (TATA box) plus a defined inducible cis-enhancer element. Identify pathway-specific transcription activation Easier,…
The PathDetect Signal Transduction Pathway cis-Reporting Systems are designed for simple, rapid, and convenient assessment of the in vivo activation of signal transduction pathways. There are a series of inducible reporter plasmids that contain the luciferase reporter gene driven by a basic promoter element (TATA box) plus a defined inducible cis-enhancer element. Identify pathway-specific transcription activation Easier,…
The PathDetect in vivo signal transduction pathway trans-reporting systems are designed for specific, rapid, and convenient assessment of the in vivo activation of transcription activators and upstream signal transduction pathways. The systems are useful for identifying whether a newly cloned gene is involved in a signal transduction pathway, and if so, at which step of the pathway. Identify specific stimuli that leads to th…
