How are plasmids expressed?

Genetic tools express genes in cells and are usually in the form of plasmids or viruses. These vectors are generally used to introduce specific genes into target cells, and use the protein production system in target cells to express the protein encoded by genes on the vectors. This is the basic tool for protein production in biotechnology. It usually contains some regulatory sequences, such as enhancers and promoters, to improve the expression efficiency of genes carried on them. A good expression vector should be able to efficiently produce its encoded protein, which is generally achieved by transcribing a large number of stable messenger RNAs to translate them into target proteins. The production of the target protein can also be strictly regulated so that it can only be mass-produced when there are specific induction conditions.

What is the difference between cloning and expression plasmids?

Cloning vectors and expression vectors are two types of vectors, used in recombinant DNA technology to transfer foreign DNA chain segments into a target cell. Both cloning and expression vectors comprise replication origin, multiple cloning sites, and selectable marker genes in their vector sequences. Both cloning and expression vectors are self-replicative due to the presence of a replication origin. Cloning vectors can be either plasmids, cosmids, or bacteriophages. The main difference between a cloning vector and an expression vector is that a cloning vector is used to transfer foreign DNA chain segments into a host cell, whereas an expression vector is a type of cloning vector, which contains suitable expression signals, promoter，ribosome-binding site, stop code with maximal gene expression.

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Generally, they are in a free state outside the chromosome. But under certain conditions, they can also be reversibly integrated into the host chromosome. It replicates with the replication of chromosomes and then it can be transmitted to offspring through cell division. At present, There are many methods to be used to extract plasmid DNA. The method of alkaline lysis is used to extract plasmid DNA.

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V01B0012 pET28a-SUMO-BMPR1B (human)
- Cat. No.: V01B0012
- Expression System: Escherichia Coli
- Vector Length: 7225 Bp
- Fragment Species: Human
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V01F0002 pET28a-SUMO-FGF2 (human)
- Cat. No.: V01F0002
- Expression System: Escherichia Coli
- Vector Length: 6094 bp
- Fragment Species: Human
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V01F0008 pET28a-SUMO-FGF17 (human)
- Cat. No.: V01F0008
- Expression System: Escherichia Coli
- Vector Length: 6277 bp
- Fragment Species: Human
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V01I0001 pET28a-SUMO-IFN γ (human)
- Cat. No.: V01I0001
- Expression System: Escherichia Coli
- Vector Length: 6127 bp
- Fragment Species: Human
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V01I0031 pET28a-SUMO-IL 8 (human)
- Cat. No.: V01I0031
- Expression System: Escherichia Coli
- Vector Length: 5899 bp
- Fragment Species: Human
MANUAL
V01I0053 pET28a-SUMO-IL 1β (human)
- Cat. No.: V01I0053
- Expression System: Escherichia Coli
- Vector Length: 6436 bp
- Fragment Species: Human
MANUAL
V01I0069 pET28a-SUMO-IL4 (human)
- Cat. No.: V01I0069
- Expression System: Escherichia Coli
- Vector Length: 6088 bp
- Fragment Species: Human
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V01I0070 pET28a-SUMO-IL 6 (human)
- Cat. No.: V01I0070
- Expression System: Escherichia Coli
- Vector Length: 6265 bp
- Fragment Species: Human
MANUAL
V01P0054 pET28a-SUMO-IL 10 (human)
- Cat. No.: V01P0054
- Expression System: Escherichia Coli
- Vector Length: 6163 bp
- Fragment Species: Human
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V01T0004 pET28a-SUMO-TGFβ2 (human)
- Cat. No.: V01T0004
- Expression System: Escherichia Coli
- Vector Length: 6955 bp
- Fragment Species: Human
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V01T0005 pET28a-SUMO-TGFβ3 (human)
- Cat. No.: V01T0005
- Expression System: Escherichia Coli
- Vector Length: 6865 bp
- Fragment Species: Human
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V01T0007 pET28a-SUMO-TNF α (human)
- Cat. No.: V01T0007
- Expression System: Escherichia Coli
- Vector Length: 6328 bp
- Fragment Species: Human
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Expression Plasmids FAQs

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How are plasmids expressed?

Genetic tools express genes in cells and are usually in the form of plasmids or viruses. These vectors are generally used to introduce specific genes into target cells, and use the protein production system in target cells to express the protein encoded by genes on the vectors. This is the basic tool for protein production in biotechnology. It usually contains some regulatory sequences, such as enhancers and promoters, to improve the expression efficiency of genes carried on them. A good expression vector should be able to efficiently produce its encoded protein, which is generally achieved by transcribing a large number of stable messenger RNAs to translate them into target proteins. The production of the target protein can also be strictly regulated so that it can only be mass-produced when there are specific induction conditions.
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What is the difference between cloning and expression plasmids?

Cloning vectors and expression vectors are two types of vectors, used in recombinant DNA technology to transfer foreign DNA chain segments into a target cell. Both cloning and expression vectors comprise replication origin, multiple cloning sites, and selectable marker genes in their vector sequences. Both cloning and expression vectors are self-replicative due to the presence of a replication origin. Cloning vectors can be either plasmids, cosmids, or bacteriophages. The main difference between a cloning vector and an expression vector is that a cloning vector is used to transfer foreign DNA chain segments into a host cell, whereas an expression vector is a type of cloning vector, which contains suitable expression signals, promoter，ribosome-binding site, stop code with maximal gene expression.