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- BT301 Introduction to Biotechnology
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- 23 Oct 2026
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Use of pSC101 for cloning Expression of Staphylococcus plasmid genes in E. coli pSC101 contain Tetracycline resistance P1248 from Staphylococcus pBR322 is an example of in vitro constructed cloning vehicle pBR322 contains the ApR and TcR genes of RSF2124 and pSC101, combined with replication element of pMB1
The origin of plasmid pBR322 It has 40 target sites for different restriction enzymes Improved vectors derived from pBR322 Over the years numerous different derivatives of pBR322 have been constructed pBR325 encodes chloramphenicol resistance in addition to ampicillin and tetracycline Improved vectors derived from pBR322
pUC19 carrying sites for many different restriction endonucleases pAT153 another derivative of pBR322 Runaway plasmid vectors Loss of copy number control –runaway replication Runaway plasmid vectors Loss of copy number control –runaway replication
vector Bacteriophage ʎ has a very efficient mechanism for delivering its 48,502 bp of DNA into bacterium About one-third of the ʎ genome is nonessential and can be replaced with foreign DNA Map of ʎ chromosome
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