DNASU Collections

DNASU has two types of collections. The first are multi-plate collections of plasmids based on organism, vector or biological theme that you can request at a discounted price. The second are individual plasmids that are grouped together (such as the PSI or glyco-enzyme collection) so that you can find all plasmids from a particular category more easily.

View details about the collection and cost (if applicable)
View a list of plasmids in a particular collection (small collections); or download an Excel spreadsheet that lists plasmids in the collection (large collections).

	Empty Vectors	Transfer your gene of interest into these empty vectors for: Expression in a variety of systems including yeast, bacteria, mammalian cells, cell free, or wheat germ extract PSI Vectors optimized for expression, solubility, or expression system. For even more details, visit our PSI:Biology-MR portal. Search for plasmids based on vector features here.
	PSI:Biology-Materials Repository (PSI:Biology-MR) Plasmids	The PSI:Biology-MR will store and distribute the tens of thousands of plasmids created by PSI researchers including: Over 85 empty vectors for expression and protein purification As of September 2011, over 50,000 PSI-2 and PSI:Biology plasmids containing genes from over 830 organisms Looking for a particular PSI plasmid? Search here
	Homo sapiens common name: human	DNASU distributes over 50,000 plasmids containing human genes including: Nearly 10,000 plasmids containing human genes in GST or Flag tagged (or both) cell free expression vectors > 500 sequence verified human kinase ORFs In a Clonetech entry vector without a stop codon or the complete set (plasmids both with and without a stop codon) In the pJP1520 or pJP1563 retroviral vector > 17,000 human and mouse plasmids from the ORFeome Collaboration >1,000 human transcription factors in a lentiviral vector 1.000 genes associated with breast cancer in the Creator entry vector without a stop codon, with a stop codon, or both.
	CFTR Collection Cystic Fibrosis Foundation	~350 Cystic Fibrosis transmembrane conductance regulator (CFTR) plasmids CFTR NBD1 and NBD2 domain constructs that have yielded protein structures in the PDB Numerous mutations and truncations Created by SGX Pharmaceuticals, Inc (now part of Eli Lilly)
	Human Glyco-enzymes	A collection of nearly 850 human Glyco-enzymes (including glycosyltransferases, glycosidases, sulfotransferases, and other glycan-related proteins) in both the Gateway entry vector and several expression vector.
	Sacharomyces cerevisiae common name: budding yeast	Genome-scale collection of >17,000 sequence-verified open reading frames ORFs in Gateway entry and two expression vectors (pBY011 and ZM552)
	Cancer Expression Plasmids	A collection of nearly 300 plasmids targeting cancer related human proteins Created by Argonne National Laboratory in collaboration with the NCI Clinical Proteomics Technology for Cancer (CPTC) Program.
	Pseudomonas aeruginosa A01 Causes opportunistic infections	Genome-scale collection of >2,300 sequence-verified plasmids in the Gateway entry vector
	Bacillus Anthracas Causes anthrax	Genome-scale collection over >9,800 sequence-verified plasmids In a Gateway entry vector In a cell free expression vector
	Vibrio cholerae Causes cholera	Genome-scale collection over ~8,500 sequence-verified plasmids In a Gateway entry vector In a cell free expression vector In a GST-tagged bacterial expression vector
	Francisella tularensis Schu4 Causes tularemia	Genome-scale collection over >4,500 sequence-verified plasmids In a Gateway entry vector In an e. coli expression vector In a yeast expression vector
	Yersinia pseudotuberculosis Causes pseudotuberculosis	Collection of 271 sequence-verified plasmids in a Gateway entry vector
	Yersinia pestis Causes bubonic plague	Genome-scale collection over ~4,000 sequence-verified plasmids in a Gateway entry vector

Thank you to all of the laboratories and individual investigators who have shared their plasmids!