COX6B1 cDNA

COX6B1 belongs to the cytochrome c oxidase subunit 6B family and connects the two COX monomers into the physiological dimeric form. Defects in COX6B1 are a cause of mitochondrial complex IV deficiency (MT-C4D), also known as cytochrome c oxidase deficiency.

COX6B, COXG, COXVIb1

19q13.1

Human

PATGen (puc19-derived cloning vector)

ATGGCGGAAGACATGGAGACCAAAATCAAGAACTACAAGACCGCCCCTTTTGACAGCCGCTTCCCCAACCAGAACCAGACTAGAAACTGCTGGCAGAACTACCTGGACTTCCACCGCTGTCAGAAGGCAATGACCGCTAAAGGAGGCGATATCTCTGTGTGCGAATGGTACCAGCGTGTGTACCAGTCCCTCTGCCCCACATCCTGGGTCACAGACTGGGATGAGCAACGGGCTGAAGGCACGTTTCCCGGGAAGATCTGA

COX6B1, COX6B, COXG, COXVIb1, COX6B1, ATGD0460-10 µg, ATGD0460-20 µg, ATGD0460-50 µg, ATGD0460-100 µg, ATGD0460-250 µg, ATGD0460-500 µg, ATGD0460-1 mg, ATGD0460-10, ATGD0460-20, ATGD0460-50, ATGD0460-100, ATGD0460-250, ATGD0460-500, ATGD0460-1

Store the plasmid at -20C.

Lyophilized

Cancer

124089

NP_001854.1

Human

1. Centrifuge at 7000rpm for 1 minute.; ;2. Carefully open the vial and add 100 µL of sterile water to dissolve the DNA.; ; Each tube contains approximately 10 µg of lyophilized plasmid.

NM_001863.4

261bp

This shuttle vector contains the complete ORF. It is inseted BamH I to Xho I. The gene insert contains multiple cloning sites which can be used to easily cut and transfer the gene and recombination site into your expression vector.