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. 2015 Jun 18;43(19):e124. doi: 10.1093/nar/gkv600

Table 1. Initial CoSBR experiment to determine lagging versus leading strand preference.

Gene BAC clone ID Gene orientation Oligo (ID) # kanR colonies # loxP sites Frequency (%)
Casp1 RP23–78A8 Sp6 -> T7 Lg (1) 369 23 6.2
Ld (2) 225 7 3.1
RP23–101E5 T7 -> Sp6 Lg (2) 131 2 1.5
Ld (1) 154 1 0.65
Nnmt RP23–268F15 T7 -> Sp6 Lg (3) 318 15 4.7
Ld (4) 248 3 1.2
RP23–280F20 T7 -> Sp6 Lg (3) 224 1 0.45
Ld (4) 148 0 0
Tnfsf15 RP23–162E5 T7 -> Sp6 Lg (5) 143 6 3.5
Ld (6) 178 0 0
Keap1 RP23–311A18 T7 -> Sp6 Lg (7) 357 4 1.1
Ld (8) 345 4 1.2
Usp10 RP23–371H2 Sp6 -> T7 Lg (9) 428 9 2.1
Ld (10) 463 8 1.7
RP23–1P14 Sp6 -> T7 Lg (9) 422 1 0.24
Ld (10) 414 8 1.9

Gene orientation: Transcriptional orientation of the gene of interest relative to orientation of genomic insert in pBACe3.6 BAC backbone. Lg: lagging-strand oligo. Ld: leading strand oligo. Oligo (ID) refers to sequences listed in Supplementary Table S1. For each experiment the number of kanamycin-resistant colonies and number of kanR BACs containing a loxP site are listed.