PDRG1 cDNA

PDRG1, also known as PDRG or C20orf126, is a 133 amino acid protein that localizes to the cytoplasm and belongs to the prefoldin subunit beta family. Expressed predominately in normal testicular tissue, PDRG1 is functionally induced by ultraviolet light and is thought to play a role in chaperone-mediated protein folding, possibly playing a role in cellular degradation. It is associated with Creutzfeldt-Jakob disease, amyotrophic lateral sclerosis, spinal muscular atrophy, ring chromosome 20 epilepsy syndrome and Alagille syndrome.

Product Specifications

Product Name Alternative

C20orf126, PDRG

Chromosomal Location

20q11.21

Antigen Species

Human

Vector Type

PATGen (puc19-derived cloning vector)

Sequence

ATGCTATCAC CCGAGGCAGA GCGAGTGCTG CGGTACCTTG TAGAAGTGGA GGAGCTCGCC GAGGAGGTGC TGGCGGACAA GCGGCAGATT GTGGACCTGG ACACTAAAAG GAATCAGAAT CGAGAGGGCC TGAGGGCCCT GCAGAAGGAT CTCAGCCTCT CTGAAGATGT GATGGTTTGC TTCGGGAACA TGTTTATCAA GATGCCTCAC CCTGAGACAA AGGAAATGAT TGAAAAAGAT CAAGATCATC TGGATAAAGA AATAGAAAAA CTGCGGAAGC AACTTAAAGT GAAGGTCAAC CGCCTTTTTG AGGCCCAAGG CAAACCGGAG CTGAAGGGTT TTAACTTGAA CCCCCTCAAC CAGGATGAGC TTAAAGCTCT CAAGGTCATC TTGAAAGGAT GA

Additionnal Information

PDRG1, C20orf126, PDRG, PDRG1, ATGD0097-10 µg, ATGD0097-20 µg, ATGD0097-50 µg, ATGD0097-100 µg, ATGD0097-250 µg, ATGD0097-500 µg, ATGD0097-1 mg, ATGD0097-10, ATGD0097-20, ATGD0097-50, ATGD0097-100, ATGD0097-250, ATGD0097-500, ATGD0097-1

Storage Conditions

Store the plasmid at -20C.

Formulation

Lyophilized

Scientific Category

Heat Shock Proteins

Omim

610789

NCBI Accession Number

NP_110442.1

Species

Human

Preparation

1. Centrifuge at 7000rpm for 1 minute.; ;2. Carefully open the vial and add 100 µL of sterile water to dissolve the DNA.; ; Each tube contains approximately 10 µg of lyophilized plasmid.

RNA Reference

NM_030815.2

DNA Size

402bp

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.