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Plasmid ORFs

Plasmid ORFs

BrainVTA is devoting to collect of human, mouse, and rat over-expression genes, shRNA and sgRNArnopen reading frames (ORFs), combine with our proprietary platform, that it can be easily shuttled into arnvariety of vector backbones or packaged into different viral particles. Which can well help scientistsrntransmit their useful tools and accelerate scientific research. Meanwhile,we also offer gene synthesis,rncloning services and will work with you to generate a custom product that best fits your needs.

ORF cDNA Expression Clones

BrainVTA have a large selection ORF library, spanning over 25,000 human, 23,000 mouse, and 5,000 rat genes with different fluorescent reporter(GFP, RFP, mCherry, mScarlet, etc).

We have many backbone to allow for ORFs to be quickly and easily transferred into a large panel of destination vectors with a variety of promoter, reporter, and tag options.

  • Extensive Collection
    Over 5,000 human, 3,000 mouse, and 2,000 rat genes cDNA clones available in our entry vector.
  • Quality Control
    All constructs are sequence-verified and guaranteed to contain the ORF of interest.
  • Flexible Shuttling
    ORFs can be easily shuttled into different vector backbones with a variety of promoter, reporter, and tag options.

Need custom products

Do not find the needed ones? We can also provide cloning services to allow you to fully customize your order, including over-express any genes (wild-type, mutant or synthetic) or to silence/knock-down/knock-out/knock-in any genes. If you already have the ORF in plasmids, you just need to send the min- plasmids to us. Contact for more information!

References

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