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  T7Select® 415-1 DNA
Cat. No. 70040  
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T7Select® Vector DNA
Highly purified uncut DNA
 
T7Select® vectors are available as uncut DNA to provide maximum flexibility in cloning options. They are supplied as highly purified linear phage DNA. Three basic types of T7Select phage display vectors are available: the T7Select415-1 vector, for high-copy number display of peptides; the T7Select10- 3 vector, for mid-copy number display of peptides and proteins; and the T7Select1-1 and -2 vectors, for low-copy number display of peptides or larger proteins. In all of the vectors, sequences for the peptides or proteins to be displayed are inserted within a series of multiple cloning sites following amino acid 348 of the major capsid protein. 
 
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The T7Select415-1b vector is a protein display vector based on bacteriophage T7. The vector displays 415 copies of peptides up to 50 aa in size on the surface of the T7 capsid. Target sequences are fused to the C-terminus of the 10B capsid protein near amino acid 348. When T7Select415 recombinants are grown on normal T7 hosts such as BL21, the capsid shell is composed entirely of the fusion protein. The linear genome of T7Select415-1b is 37,314 bp in size. Unique restriction sites are shown on the vector map (TB180).  

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T7Select® 1-2b DNA70043-310 µg*N/A
T7Select® 1-2c DNA70044-310 µgYN/A
T7Select® 1-1 DNA70048-310 µgYN/A
T7Select™10-3 DNA70548-310 µgYN/A

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