Method for preparing tandem repeat dna and related biological materials and applications
A tandem repeat, DNA molecule technology, applied in the biological field, can solve the problems of low spinning strength, low toughness, high price, etc.
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[0056] Example 1, preparation of tandem repeat MaSp1
[0057] In this example, an expression vector named pMaSp1 containing a single-copy DNA expression cassette was prepared. The nucleotide sequence of pMaSp1 is a double-stranded DNA of sequence 1 (SEQ ID No.1) in the sequence listing. In Sequence 1, positions 1500-2312 are an apramycin resistance gene; positions 2537-3073 are DNA molecules named single-copy DNA expression cassettes, hereinafter referred to as MaSp1 RNA expression cassettes. The structure of the MaSp1 RNA expression cassette is as follows figure 1 Shown, by the T7 promoter (the nucleotide sequence is the 2537-2556th nucleotide of sequence 1), the intron (the nucleotide sequence is the sequence 2557-2790 nucleotides of 1, of which 2557-2785 is the 3'ss sequence, and 2786-2790 is the 3' end splicing site), and the name connected to the 3' intron is single-copy DNA The target DNA (hereinafter referred to as the MaSp1 gene, the nucleotide sequence is the 2791-2...
Embodiment 2
[0096] Embodiment 2, preparation lir
[0097] In this example, an expression vector named plir containing a single-copy DNA expression cassette was prepared. The nucleotide sequence of plir is a double-stranded DNA of sequence 3 (SEQ ID No.3) in the sequence listing. In sequence 3, positions 1500-2312 are the apramycin resistance gene; positions 2537-3079 are DNA molecules named single-copy DNA expression cassettes, hereinafter referred to as lirRNA expression cassettes. The structure of the lirRNA expression cassette is as follows Figure 7 Shown, by the T7 promoter (the nucleotide sequence is the 2537-2556th nucleotide of sequence 3), the intron (the nucleotide sequence is the sequence 2557-2790 nucleotides of 3, wherein the 2557-2785th is the 3'ss sequence, and the 2786-2790th is the 3' end splicing site), and the name connected to the 3' intron is single-copy DNA Target DNA (wherein, No. 2791-2883 of sequence 3 is the lir gene, and No. 2884-2904 is the TEV enzyme recogni...
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