APAgene™ GOLD walking kits
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APAgene™ GOLD-RT
Genome Walking Kits can
now be shipped at room temperature !
--- International customers can save on shipping fees!
Applications
APAgene™ GOLD Genome Walking Kits are designed to rapidly (1 day!) and reliably
amplify unknown genomic DNA using our patented APA technology. Also available, and
on promotion, is our APAgene WALKING service.
APAgene™ GOLD is the ideal genomic tool because it allows you to carry out an entire
range of molecular genetic experiments:
- Isolate unknown genomic sequences flanking transgenes (including T-DNAs, gene traps,
transposons), sequence-tagged sites (STSs) or expressed sequence tags (ESTs).
- Isolate localized sequences flanking known sequences from large clones and genomic
DNAs.
- Sequence insert ends of large clones such as P1, YAC and BAC DNAs.
- Isolate unknown 5' promoter control regions and 3' transcriptional terminators of
cDNAs.
- Isolate unknown 5' and 3' RACE from first-strand cDNAs.
Amplification process
Our patented technology relies on a combination of our degenerate random tagging
primers (DRT) and customer-provided gene-specific primers (GSP). Typically, three
nested gene specific primers (GSPa, GSPb, and GSPc) are required in the reaction
for the amplification of flanking sequences.
DRT primers are universal binding primers consisting of 3 parts:
- a degenerate sequence
- a random sequence
- a tagging sequence
All the DRT primers share the same tagging sequence, but have different random sequences.
The success of the walking reaction relies on the successful binding of the DRT
primers to the flanking sequence during the primary PCR. Our patented DRT primers,
along with our optimized cycling conditions and PCR buffer, greatly enhance the
amplification process.
Offered kits
We offer 2 different APAgene™ GOLD Genome Walking Kits. Both kits yield excellent
results. BT901 is our newest kit and the one we recommend to all. BT501 is an older
version that many of our loyal clients prefer.
BT901 (10 walk format)
This kit utilizes UAP primers which are hairpin-containing primers making non-specific
amplification much less efficient compared to targeted sequences.
BT501 (10 walk format)
This kit utilizes 2 different buffers (Buffer I and Buffer II) which provide help
in troubleshooting experiments. There is also a DRT Primer Digestion step.
APAgene™ GOLD Genome Walking Kits (require dry ice for shipping; recommended for
Canada and USA)
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Catalogue Number
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# Walks
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Price (USD)
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BT501 or BT901
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10
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$189.00
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Our new APAgene™ GOLD-RT Genome Walking Kits can be shipped at ROOM TEMPERATURE!
The advantage is that shipping fees are reduced to a minimum compared to the significant
dry ice shipping fees. For example, shipping to the UK would cost about $45 US.
NEW! APAgene™ GOLD-RT Genome Walking Kitsroom temperature for shipping;
recommended for International customers:
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Catalogue Number
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# Walks
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Price (USD)
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BT901-RT
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10
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$229.00
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A few references
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- Y chromosome microsatellite isolation from BAC clones in the greater white-toothed shrew (Crocidura russula), Lawson Handley, L.J., Perrin, N., 2006, Molecular Ecology Notes 60, 276-279.
- Complex Regulation of Arsenite Oxidation in Agrobacterium tumefaciens, Journal of Bacteriology, February 2006, p. 1081-1088, Vol. 188, No. 3, Des R. Kashyap et al.
- Identification and regulatory analysis of rainbow trout tapasin and tapasin-related genes, Immunogenetics 2006 Feb; 58(1) :56-69. Landis ED, Palti Y, Dekoning J, et al.
- Detection and Characterization of Amplified Fragment Length Polymorphism Markers for Clinical Mastitis in Canadian Holsteins, J Dairy Sci. 2006 Sep;89 (9):3653-63., B. S. Sharma et al.
- Homologs of CD83 from Elasmobranch and Teleost Fish, Yuko Ohta et al., The Journal of Immunology, 2004, 173: 4553-4560.