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| Have you tried growing your clones at a lower concentration of G418? When selecting on YE5S/G418 plates we routinely use a concentration of 0.5mg/mL. In liquid culture, however, we drop this 8-fold to an approximate concentration of 60ug/mL. This, according to a post doc in our lab (cheers J.P.), is sufficient to kill pombe without the G418 resistance gene (after 2 hours) but high enough to enable selection of the appropriate clones. I suggest playing around with the concentration of geneticin using a G418- strain to determine the optimal amount of G418 required for complete killing, then go back and test out your G418+ constructs. ______________O_________oO_____________oO______o__ _____oO___________________ YEAST bionet newsgroup see: [Only registered users see links. ] YEAST e-mail: messages sent to [Only registered users see links. ] subscribe: mailto:[Only registered users see links. ].net and say: subscribe yeast unsubscribe: mailto:[Only registered users see links. ].net and say: unsubscribe yeast YEAST on the WWW: [Only registered users see links. ] Newsgroup Moderator SGD Curators: [Only registered users see links. ] |
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