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pCA-hTBK1-HA

Expression vector of human TANK binding kinase 1 (TBK1), tagged with HA, CAG promoter.

Catalog number RDB15226
Resource name pCA-hTBK1-HA
Clone info. Expression vector of human TANK binding kinase 1 (TBK1), tagged with HA, CAG promoter.
Expression was confirmed by the depositor with microscopy (data not shown in paper). pCA-Sal-HA, Otani et al., J Cell Biol, 175(1): 135-146, 2006.
Vector backbone pCA-Sal-HA (plasmid)
Size of vector backbone 4.8 kb
Selectable markers Amp^r
Gene/insert name human TBK1 cDNA
Depositor Hayashi, Shigeo |
 
Other clones in our bank human TBK1 (NCBI Gene 29110) |

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Terms and conditions set forth by the DEPOSITOR In publishing the research results obtained by use of the BIOLOGICAL RESOURCE, a citation of the following literature designated by the DEPOSITOR is requested (Otani, T. et al., Dev. Cell, 20 (2): 219-232, 2011).
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RDB15226 pCA-hTBK1-HA Under QC test. Please contact us. DNA solution

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Original reference

original Otani, T., IKK epsilon regulates cell elongation through recycling endosome shuttling. Dev. Cell 20 (2): 219-232 (2011). PMID 21316589.

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Sequence information

This clone will be sequenced a portion and digested by restriction enzyme for examination.

References

Original, user report and related articles

original Otani, T., IKK epsilon regulates cell elongation through recycling endosome shuttling. Dev. Cell 20 (2): 219-232 (2011). PMID 21316589.

2019.07.17

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