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Cell Signaling<br />

pSP-luc+NF Fusion Vector<br />

Product Size Cat.# Price ($)<br />

pSP-luc+NF Fusion Vector 20 µg E4471 214.00<br />

For Research Use Only. Not for Use in Diagnostic Procedures.<br />

Description: The pSP-luc+NF Fusion Vector is a luciferase cassette vector<br />

containing the engineered firefly luciferase gene, luc+NF. The luc+NF gene is<br />

related to the luc+ gene found in the pGL3 family of eukaryotic reporter vectors<br />

but has been further modified for maximum flexibility in constructing N-terminal<br />

fusions (NF) with luciferase. Subcloning luc+NF into expression vectors<br />

provides a useful genetic reporter with exceptional sensitivity. The<br />

pSP-luc+NF Fusion Vector is not itself intended for the expression of luciferase<br />

in eukaryotic cells, because it does not contain eukaryotic promoters,<br />

enhancers or polyadenylation signals.<br />

A unique BstEII site has been inserted immediately downstream of the<br />

luciferase ATG translation codon, allowing cloned inserts to be positioned immediately<br />

downstream of the luc+NF initiation codon. This vector is<br />

recommended specifically for applications where N-terminal fusion proteins do<br />

not contain an internal ATG codon at the luciferase junction.<br />

The luc+NF gene is positioned downstream of an SP6 promoter and a<br />

ribosome binding site. An opposing T7 promoter is located immediately<br />

downstream of luc+NF. Thus, the pSP-luc+NF Fusion Vector provides a<br />

convenient template for the in vitro synthesis of both sense and antisense<br />

luciferase transcripts for studies involving in situ hybridization, RNA processing,<br />

RNA transfection or coupled in vitro transcription/translation and protein folding.<br />

Multiple cloning regions containing recognition sequences for commonly used<br />

restriction enzymes are positioned at the 5´ and 3´ ends of luc+NF to provide<br />

maximum flexibility in cloning. Luciferase enzymatic activity can be assayed<br />

most efficiently using one of the Luciferase Assay Systems.<br />

Features:<br />

• Flexibility: Multiple cloning regions are positioned at the 5´ and 3´ ends of<br />

luc to provide maximum flexibility in cloning.<br />

• N-Terminal Fusions with Luciferase: Unique BstEII site located<br />

immediately downstream of the luciferase ATG translation codon.<br />

Storage Conditions: Store at –20°C.<br />

Protocol Part#<br />

pSP-luc+NF Fusion Vector Technical Bulletin TB210<br />

AlwNI 2372<br />

HpaI 1777<br />

1726<br />

1721<br />

1716<br />

1708<br />

1702<br />

T7<br />

XhoI<br />

ClaI<br />

EcoRV<br />

EcoRI<br />

XbaI<br />

1700<br />

luc+ end<br />

➞<br />

Amp r<br />

pSP-luc+NF Fusion<br />

Vector<br />

(4103bp)<br />

BanII 1072<br />

SspI 3653<br />

AatII 3771<br />

NdeI SP6<br />

4020 KpnI<br />

NheI<br />

BglII<br />

AvrII<br />

NarI rbs<br />

81 HindIII<br />

NcoI<br />

Csp45I<br />

217 BstEII<br />

BclI 628<br />

BbuI 711<br />

For complete and up-to-date product information visit: www.promega.com/catalog<br />

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17<br />

24<br />

30<br />

36<br />

43<br />

45 luc+NF start<br />

47<br />

0752VA08_4A<br />

pSV-β-Galactosidase Control Vector<br />

Product Size Cat.# Price ($)<br />

pSV-β-Galactosidase Control Vector<br />

For Research Use Only. Not for Use in Diagnostic Procedures.<br />

20 µg E1081 167.00<br />

Description: The pSV-β-Galactosidase Control Vector is a positive control<br />

vector for monitoring transfection efficiencies of mammalian cells. The SV40<br />

early promoter and enhancer drive transcription of the lacZ gene, which<br />

encodes the β-galactosidase enzyme. The pSV-β-Galactosidase Control Vector<br />

can be transfected individually or co-transfected with your DNA of interest.<br />

β-galactosidase is an excellent reporter enzyme that can be assayed quickly<br />

and directly in cell extracts using spectrophotometric, fluorescent or<br />

chemiluminescent assays. This reporter enzyme is also widely used for in situ<br />

histochemical analysis using the substrate X-Gal.<br />

The pSV-β-Galactosidase Control Vector can be co-transfected with your DNA<br />

of interest. For example, co-transfection with firefly luciferase gene vectors<br />

(pGL3 Vectors) provide cell extracts that can be assayed for both luciferase<br />

and β-galactosidase activities. In this manner, the pSV-β-Galactosidase Vector<br />

acts as an internal control for transient expression assays. A negative control<br />

extract, prepared from mock-transfected cells, should also be assayed for the<br />

presence of endogenous β-galactosidase activity in cultured cells. In addition,<br />

co-transfection with chloramphenicol acetyltransferase reporter gene vectors<br />

(pCAT ® 3 Vectors) permits assaying for both CAT and β-galactosidase<br />

activities.<br />

The pSV-β-Galactosidase Vector is a modification of pRSV-β-Gal with SV40<br />

and pUC18 sequences substituted for RSV and pBR322 sequences. The<br />

pSV-β-Galactosidase Vector will express β-galactosidase in E. coli due to the<br />

presence of the E. coli gpt promoter located upstream of the lacZ gene.<br />

Colonies of E. coli containing the pSV-β-Galactosidase Vector will appear blue<br />

when plated on media containing X-Gal.<br />

Storage Conditions: Store at –20°C.<br />

Protocol Part#<br />

pSV-ß-Galactosidase Control Vector Technical Bulletin TB094<br />

SV40 Promoter<br />

and Enhancer<br />

EcoRI 6815<br />

HindIII 414<br />

ori<br />

pSV-β-Galactosidase<br />

Vector<br />

(6820bp)<br />

Amp r<br />

lacZ<br />

EcoRI 3701<br />

BamHI 4151<br />

SalI 4163<br />

PstI 4173<br />

0325VA03_3A<br />

277<br />

15<br />

Reporter Assays and Transfection<br />

Section<br />

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