HSPB9 cDNA

- Overview
  - HSPB9, also known as CT51, belongs to the small heat shock protein (HSP20) family. Localizing to the cytoplasm as well as the nucleus, HSPB9 is expressed specifically in the testis.
    
    PRODUCT INFORMATION
    Antigen Species: Human
    NCBI Accession No: NP_149971.1
    RNA Reference Number: NM_033194.2
    OMIM Number: 608344
    Chromosome Location: 17q21.2
    cDNA size: 480bp
    Vector description: 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.
    
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- Properties
  - Protein Name
    
    CT51
    
    Type
    
    cDNAs
    
    Formulation
    
    Lyophilized
    
    Storage
    
    Store the plasmid at -20°C.
    
    Sequence
    
    Nucleotide Sequence: ATGCAGAGAG TCGGTAACAC CTTCTCCAAC GAGAGCCGGG TGGCATCCCG GTGTCCCAGC GTGGGCCTTG CTGAACGGAA CCGGGTGGCC ACAATGCCGG TGCGGCTGCT CAGGGACAGT CCAGCGGCTC AGGAGGACAA TGACCATGCC AGAGACGGTT TCCAAATGAA GCTGGATGCC CACGGCTTCG CCCCGGAGGA ACTGGTGGTG CAGGTGGATG GCCAATGGCT GATGGTGACC GGACAGCAGC AACTGGACGT CAGGGACCCG GAAAGGGTCA GTTACCGCAT GTCACAGAAG GTGCACCGGA AAATGCTCCC GTCCAACCTG AGTCCTACCG CCATGACCTG CTGCCTGACC CCCTCCGGGC AGCTGTGGGT CAGAGGCCAG TGTGTGGCGC TGGCCCTCCC TGAAGCCCAA ACAGGACCGT CCCCGAGACT CGGGAGCCTC GGCTCTAAGG CTTCCAACCT GACCCGGTAA
    Translation Sequence: MQRVGNTFSN ESRVASRCPS VGLAERNRVA TMPVRLLRDS PAAQEDNDHA RDGFQMKLDA HGFAPEELVV QVDGQWLMVT GQQQLDVRDP ERVSYRMSQK VHRKMLPSNL SPTAMTCCLT PSGQLWVRGQ CVALALPEAQ TGPSPRLGSL GSKASNLTR.
    
    * For research use only. Not intended for human, diagnostics or veterinary use.
- Applications
  - Application Description
    
    (1) Centrifuge at 7000rpm for 1 minute. (2) Carefully open the vial and add 100ul of sterile water to dissolve the DNA. Each tube contains approximately 10ug of lyophilized plasmid.

HSPB9 cDNA

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