Yeast Plasmid Vectors

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  Examples of Yeast Plasmid Vectors

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  Bluescript II KS

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  Plant and Animal Viruses as Vectors

  Plant Viruses ( Cauliflower Mosaic Virus OR CaMV and Geminivirus

  Important Geminiviruses

  Animal Viruses

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 Expression Vectors for High Level of Expression of Cloned Genes

  Promoters

  Nopaline Synthase (nos) Promoter from T-DNA

  Dual Promoter of Mannopine Synthase (mas) Genes 1 and 2

  35S RNA Promoter of CaMV

  Polyhedrin Promoter from Baculovirus

  Expression Cassettes

  Baculovirus and Expression Vector System for Insect Cells

  Virus Expression Vector for Mammalian Cells

 Transforming Viruses Used as Vectors in Mammalian Cells

  Binary and Shuttle Vectors

 

Yeast Plasmid Vectors

Yeast Plasmid Vectors - Special vectors are also known for introducing DNA segments in yeast cells, a eukaryotic system that has been used extensively for developing genetically engineered yeast cells. Although E.coli plasmids or phages can be used for transfer of genes to yeast cells, the frequency of transformation is rather low.

For instance, yeast cells that are LEU- (lacking the ability to synthesize leucine) could be transformed using chimeric plasmid carrying LEU + gene from yeast. This involves integrative transformation (crossing over) having low frequency.

To over come this difficulty of low frequency transformation, efforts were made to prepare a variety of vectors for yeast

 

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  Ti and Ri Plasmids as Vectors for Higher Plants

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 Charon 34 and Charon 35

  M13 Phage as Vector for DNA Sequencing