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71146 pETDuet™-1 DNA - Novagen

pETDuet-1 is designed for the coexpression of two target genes. The vector encodes two multiple cloning sites, each of which is preceded by a T7 promoter, lac operator and ribosome binding sites.

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      OverviewCoexpression of multiple target genes in E. coli is advantageous for studying protein complexes. Coexpression often achieves optimal yield, solubility, and activity and may protect individual subunits from degradation. The Duet vectors are T7 promoter expression vectors, each designed to coexpress two target proteins in E. coli. The Duet vectors carry compatible replicons and antibiotic resistance markers and may be used together in appropriate host strains to coexpress up to eight proteins. Certain combinations of Duet vectors and pET or pETcoco™ vectors are also compatible for coexpression. The capability of Duet vectors to be cotransformed, propagated, and induced for robust target protein coexpression makes them ideal for the analysis of protein complexes. The Duet vectors are designed with compatible replicons and drug resistance genes for effective propagation and maintenance of four plasmids in a single cell.
      pETDuet-1 is designed for the coexpression of two target genes. The vector encodes two multiple cloning sites (MCS), each of which is preceded by a T7 promoter, lac operator and ribosome binding site (rbs). The vector also carries the pBR322-derived ColE1 replicon, lacI gene and ampicillin resistance gene. This vector can be transformed into the same cell with pACYCDuet™-1, pCDFDuet™-1, and pRSFDuet™-1 or pCOLADuet™-1 in the appropriate host strain for the coexpression of up to eight target genes. Genes inserted into MCS-1 can be sequenced using the pETUpstream Primer and DuetDOWN1 Primer. Genes inserted into MCS-2 can be sequenced using the DuetUP2 Primer and T7 Terminator Primer.




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      This product contains genetically modified organisms (GMO). Within the EU GMOs are regulated by Directives 2001/18/EC and 2009/41/EC of the European Parliament and of the Council and their national implementation in the member States respectively. This legislation obliges MilliporeSigma to request certain information about you and the establishment where the GMOs are being handled. Click here for Enduser Declaration (EUD) Form.
      Catalogue Number71146
      Brand Family Novagen®
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      Fusion tagHis•Tag, S•Tag
      Vector familyDuet pET bacterial prokaryotic
      Quality LevelMQ100
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      Storage ≤ -70°C
      Do not freeze Ok to freeze
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      71146-3CN 04055977254792

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      pETDuet™-1 DNA - Novagen SDS

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      Safety Data Sheet (SDS) 

      pETDuet™-1 DNA - Novagen Certificates of Analysis

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      71146

      Citations

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      User Protocols

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      TB053 Academic and Non-profit Laboratory Assurance Letter
      TB340 Duet Vectors

      Vector Map

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      TB337VM pETDuet™-1 Vector Map

      Vector Sequence

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      pETDuet-1 Vector Sequence