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pZERO-TLR & pDeNy - Dom<strong>in</strong>ant Negative TLR & TLR Signal<strong>in</strong>g Genes<br />
Features and Benefits<br />
DN TLR Genes<br />
Dom<strong>in</strong>ant negative (DN) TLR genes were generated by delet<strong>in</strong>g a<br />
fragment of approximately 500 bp located at the 3’ end of each TLR gene<br />
correspond<strong>in</strong>g to the TIR doma<strong>in</strong> (TLR-DTIR genes). These truncated<br />
genes are still able to recognize their ligands but are unable to <strong>in</strong>duce the<br />
signal<strong>in</strong>g cascade.<br />
DN TLR genes are provided <strong>in</strong> the pZERO plasmid. pZERO-TLR plasmids<br />
are selectable with puromyc<strong>in</strong>.<br />
HA-Tagged DN TLR Genes<br />
DN TLR genes are available with the <strong>in</strong>fluenza hemaglut<strong>in</strong><strong>in</strong>e (HA) tag<br />
fused at their 3’ end to facilitate their detection by Western blot. The HAtagged<br />
DN TLR prote<strong>in</strong>s can be detected us<strong>in</strong>g the anti-HAtag antibody<br />
(see page 73).<br />
HA-tagged DN TLR genes are also provided <strong>in</strong> the pZERO plasmid.<br />
pZERO-TLR-HA plasmids are selectable with puromyc<strong>in</strong>.<br />
DN TLR Signal<strong>in</strong>g Genes<br />
DN forms of TLR signal<strong>in</strong>g genes were created by <strong>in</strong>sert<strong>in</strong>g a mutation<br />
with<strong>in</strong> the gene and/or delet<strong>in</strong>g a region of the gene. These modifications<br />
have been described elsewhere (see table) and shown to block the wildtype<br />
form of these genes.<br />
DN TLR signal<strong>in</strong>g genes are provided <strong>in</strong> the pDeNy plasmid which is<br />
selectable with Zeoc<strong>in</strong> .<br />
pZERO or pDeNy plasmids can be cotransfected with a pUNO plasmid<br />
(see page 58). Selection of stable clones express<strong>in</strong>g both plasmids,<br />
pZERO/pUNO or pDeNy/pUNO, is achieved with addition of puromyc<strong>in</strong><br />
and blasticid<strong>in</strong> or Zeoc<strong>in</strong> and blasticid<strong>in</strong>, respectively.<br />
Contents and Storage<br />
pZERO-TLR, pZERO-TLR-HA and pDeNy plasmids are provided as<br />
lyophilized transformed E. coli stra<strong>in</strong>s on paper disk. Transformed stra<strong>in</strong>s<br />
are shipped at room temperature and should be stored at -20ºC.<br />
Lyophilized E. coli cells are stable for at least 1 year when properly stored.<br />
pZERO-TLR and pZERO-TLR-HA plasmids are provided with 4 pouches<br />
of E. coli Fast-Media ® Puro, while pDeNy plasmids are provided with 4<br />
pouches of E.coli Fast-Media ® Zeo (2 TB and 2 Agar).<br />
Related Products<br />
Puromyc<strong>in</strong>, page 17 Zeoc<strong>in</strong> , page 18<br />
Anti-HAtag antibody, page 73 Fast-Media ® , page 45<br />
PLASMID QTY<br />
www.<strong>in</strong>vivogen.com/<strong>in</strong>nate-immunity<br />
CAT. CODE<br />
(human)<br />
CAT. CODE<br />
(mouse)<br />
DN TLR Genes<br />
pZERO-TLR1 E. coli disk pzero-htlr1 pzero-mtlr1<br />
pZERO-TLR2 E. coli disk pzero-htlr2 pzero-mtlr2<br />
pZERO-TLR3 E. coli disk pzero-htlr3 pzero-mtlr3<br />
pZERO-TLR4 E. coli disk pzero-htlr4 pzero-mtlr4<br />
pZERO-TLR5 E. coli disk pzero-htlr5 pzero-mtlr5<br />
pZERO-TLR6 E. coli disk pzero-htlr6 pzero-mtlr6<br />
pZERO-TLR7 E. coli disk pzero-htlr7 pzero-mtlr7<br />
pZERO-TLR8 E. coli disk pzero-htlr8 pzero-mtlr8<br />
pZERO-TLR9 E. coli disk pzero-htlr9 pzero-mtlr9<br />
pZERO-TLR10 E. coli disk pzero-htlr10 -<br />
HA-Tagged DN TLR Genes<br />
pZERO-TLR1-HA E. coli disk pzero-htlr1-ha pzero-mtlr1-ha<br />
pZERO-TLR2-HA E. coli disk pzero-htlr2-ha pzero-mtlr2-ha<br />
pZERO-TLR3-HA E. coli disk pzero-htlr3-ha pzero-mtlr3-ha<br />
pZERO-TLR4-HA E. coli disk pzero-htlr4-ha pzero-mtlr4-ha<br />
pZERO-TLR5-HA E. coli disk pzero-htlr5-ha pzero-mtlr5-ha<br />
pZERO-TLR6-HA E. coli disk pzero-htlr6-ha pzero-mtlr6-ha<br />
pZERO-TLR7-HA E. coli disk pzero-htlr7-ha pzero-mtlr7-ha<br />
pZERO-TLR8-HA E. coli disk pzero-htlr8-ha pzero-mtlr8-ha<br />
pZERO-TLR9-HA E. coli disk pzero-htlr9-ha pzero-mtlr9-ha<br />
pZERO-TLR10-HA E. coli disk pzero-htlr10-ha -<br />
PLASMID SPECIES<br />
MUTATION/<br />
DELETION<br />
CAT. CODE<br />
DN TLR Signal<strong>in</strong>g Genes<br />
pDeNy-hIRAK human aa1-211 pdn-hirak<br />
pDeNy-hMyD88 human aa161-296 pdn-hmyd88<br />
pDeNy-mMyD88 mouse aa161-296 pdn-mmyd88<br />
pDeNy-hNOD1 human aa127-518 pdn-hnod1<br />
pDeNy-hNOD2 human L145P pdn-hnod2<br />
pDeNy-hPKR human aa361-366 pdn-hpkr<br />
pDeNy-hRIG-I human aa1-217 pdn-hrigi<br />
pDeNy-hTIRAP human P125H pdn-htirap<br />
pDeNy-hTRAM human C117H pdn-htram<br />
pDeNy-hTRAF6 human aa289-522 pdn-traf6<br />
pDeNy-hTRIF human aa387-566<br />
+ P434H<br />
pdn-htrif<br />
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