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| − | <p><i>Figure 2.</i>GST and Tenascin V Fusion agarose gel at 0.85% with GelRed: MW) 1Kb plus from NEB; 3) GST and Tenascin V Fusion V'; 4) GST and Tenascin V Fusion V''</p> | + | <p><i>Figure 2.</i>GST and Tenascin V Fusion agarose gel at 0.85% with GelRed: MW) 1Kb plus from NEB; 3) GST and Tenascin V Fusion (BBa_K2719002) V'; 4) GST and Tenascin V Fusion (BBa_K2719002) V''</p> |
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Applications of BBa_K2719002
To confirm the presence of Tenascin, it was cloned in pSB1C3 using EcoRI and PstI for the restriction and T4 ligase for the ligation. After that, it was transformed in Escherichia coli DH5a. (Figure 2)
Figure 1. Transformed Tenascin 5 Domain V colonies
To prove the presence of the plasmid in E. coli it was necessary to create an agarose gel. Because polyproline linker wasn’t binded in this fusion protein, the bands presented in the gel were less heavy. (Figure 2).
After that, another agarose gel was made for the restriction parts to confirm the presence of the insert (figure 3).
Figure 2.GST and Tenascin V Fusion agarose gel at 0.85% with GelRed: MW) 1Kb plus from NEB; 3) GST and Tenascin V Fusion (BBa_K2719002) V'; 4) GST and Tenascin V Fusion (BBa_K2719002) V
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