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Subcloning issue - (Mar/14/2016 )

Hi all,

 

I need!! I have fragment

 

GCTCAGCACTACTCTGTTGCCTGGTCTTCCTGGCTGGGGTGGCAGCCAGCCGAGATGCGAGCACCCTGTCTGACAGCAGCTGTATCCACTTGCCAACCAGCCTGCCCCACATGCTGCGGGAGCTCCGAGCTGCCTTCGGCGAGGCGAAGACTTTCTTTCAAATGAAGGACCAACTGCACAGCTTACTGTTGACCCAGTCTCTGCTGGATGACTTTAAGGGTTACCTGGGTTGCCAAGCCTTGTCGGAAATGATCCAGTTTTACCTGGAAGAGGTGATGCCACAGGCTGAGAACCACGGGCCTGACATCAAGGAGCACGTGAACTCACTGGGGGAGAAGCTGAAGACCCTGCGGCTGCGGCTGCGGCGCTGTCATCGCTTTCTGCCCTGCGAAAACAAGAGCAAGGCGGTGGAGAAGGTGAAGAGAGTCTTCAGTGAGCTCCAAGAGAGGG

 

Inserted into pGEM T Easy vector. I need to subclone this fragment into an expression vector o obtain a protein. I have tried, in silico, to insert this fragment into vectors pET32b+ and pET22b+, however, the ORF keeps shifting where I can get the His tag aligned at the end. Can someone please help??

 

I tried various RE and restriction sites without success. 

 

I would really appreciate the help

 

Thanks,

 

-delf0s-

PCR the fragment with

-bob1-

Yes, PCR cloning would be advantageous here.  If the his tag is already in the vector, you could also add/subtract bases from the respective end of your insert by including them in the primer, and thus bring the epitope tag into frame.

-miST32-