Marker-Free Transgenic Plant Vectors

Marker-Free Transgenic Plant Vectors allow for excision of a selection marker gene in primary transgenic plants by heat shock treatment and are suitable for transformation of plants with Agrobacterium tumefaciens.

Highlights:

  • pNS13: for cloning full gene (promoter:gene:terminator) into HindIII site
  • pNS14: for cloning cDNA into MluI sites (to be expressed by 35S promoter)
  • Binary Vector backbone: pPZP200 (spectinomycin selection)
  • Plant selection: NPT II gene (Kanamycin or Geneticin)
  • Excision system: Cre-lox recombination
  • Autoexcision system: Heat-inducible Cre-lox recombination

From the laboratory of Vibha Srivastava, PhD, University of Arkansas, Division of Agriculture.

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Catalog Number Product DataSheet Size AVAILABILITY Price Qty
EAK001
pNS13 Plant Transformation Vector, 5ug
5ug In stock
Regular Price:$85.00
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EAK002
pNS14 Plant Transformation Vector, 5ug
5ug In stock
Regular Price:$85.00
On Sale:
Specifications

Product Type: Plasmid
Gene/insert name: pNS13, pNS14
Accession ID: M28070
Antibiotic Resistance: pPZP200 (spectinomycin selection); NPT II gene (Kanamycin or Geneticin)
Format: Liquid (Domestic shipments), Spotted Filter Paper (International shipments)
Vector Backbone and Size: pPZP200; 10.6kb (pNS13), 11.3kb (pNS14)
Storage: Long term -20C
Shipped: Ambient temperature

Research

Plant Transformation Vectors

Between the loxP sites there are two fragments: (1) XbaI fragment containing 35S:NPT:nos3', (2) SacI fragment containing HSP:Cre:nos3'. Outside is a HindIII 35S::nos3' fragment with a unique cloning site, MluI.

Provider
From the laboratory of Vibha Srivastava, PhD, University of Arkansas, Division of Agriculture.
References
  1. Nandy S, Srivastava V. Marker-free site-specific gene integration in rice based on the use of two recombination systems. Plant Biotechnol J. 2012 Oct;10(8):904-12.

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