71-557-3
MilliporeSigma™ pIEx-10 DNA Vector
Manufacturer: MilliporeSigma™
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Cloning and high-level expression of proteins in transiently transfected Spodoptera-derived insect cells
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Description
- The pIEx vectors are designed for cloning and high-level expression of proteins in transiently transfected Spodoptera-derived insect cells
- Transcription is driven by the AcNPV-derived hr5 enhancer and immediate early promoter, IE1
- The pIEx-10 contains the coding sequence for the mouse IgM signal sequence to allow secretion of the expressed protein
- It also encodes an N-terminal 8 aa Strep·Tag™ II coding sequence followed by an enterokinase protease cleavage site and a multiple cloning site, with the option to include a C-terminal His·Tag™ coding sequence with 10 histidines.
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