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. 2000 Nov;10(11):1788–1795. doi: 10.1101/gr.143000

Table 1.

Parallel Transfer of the Chloramphenicol Acetyl Transferase (CAT) Gene into 12 Destination Vectors

Function of Destination Vector1 Colonies2 Control3 Correct4




Expression of native protein in E. coli 15,000 0 6/6
His6-fusion protein in E. coli 10,650 0 6/6
GST-fusion protein in E. coli 9200 0 6/6
Thioredoxin-fusion protein in E. coli 11,000 0 6/6
Sequencing, probe synthesis, (+) strand 13,950 0 6/6
Sequencing, probe synthesis, (−) strand 8950 0 6/6
Transient expression of native protein in mammalian cells 7950 0 6/6
Stable expression of native protein in mammalian cells 10,500 1100 6/6
Expression of native protein in insect cells 7800 15 6/6
Native protein in mammalian cells. Semliki Forest Virus vector 4150 0 6/6
His6-fusion protein in insect cells 6350 30 6/6
Tetracycline-regulated expression of native protein in mammalian cells 11,650 0 6/6
1

Standard vectors were converted to Destination Vectors by inserting a cassette containing the motifs attR1–CmRccdB–attR2. 

2

Aliquots (20 or 200 μL) of the 1 ml expression mixture were plated on ampicillin. Colonies are expressed as the number calculated for mL. Cells were competent at 1 × 108/μg pUC. 

3

Identical reactions except the CAT Entry Clone DNA was omitted. 

4

Based on miniprep DNAs (four colonies) and restriction digests (two colonies) from random colonies. 

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