| Gene Symbol | LINJ_35_3910 |
| Entrez Gene ID | 5073288 |
| Full Name | putative nucleoside diphosphate kinase |
| Gene Type | protein-coding |
| Organism | Leishmania infantum JPCM5 |
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LINJ_35_3910 cDNA ORF clone, Leishmania infantum JPCM5
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The following LINJ_35_3910 gene cDNA ORF clone sequences were retrieved from the NCBI Reference Sequence Database (RefSeq). These sequences represent the protein coding region of the LINJ_35_3910 cDNA ORF which is encoded by the open reading frame (ORF) sequence. ORF sequences can be delivered in our standard vector, pcDNA3.1+/C-(K)DYK or the vector of your choice as an expression/transfection-ready ORF clone. Not the clone you want? Click here to find your clone.
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Reference Sequences (Refseq)
CloneID OLc06501 Clone ID Related Accession (Same CDS sequence) XM_001469157.1 Accession Version XM_001469157.1 Latest version! Documents for ORF clone product in default vector Sequence Information ORF Nucleotide Sequence (Length: 1014bp)
Protein sequence
SNPVector pcDNA3.1-C-(k)DYK or customized vector 
User ManualClone information Clone Map MSDSTag on pcDNA3.1+/C-(K)DYK C terminal DYKDDDDK tags ORF Insert Method CloneEZ™ Seamless cloning technology Insert Structure linear Update Date 1436889600000 Organism Leishmania infantum JPCM5 Product putative nucleoside diphosphate kinase Comment Comment: PROVISIONAL REFSEQ: This record has not yet been subject to final NCBI review. This record is derived from an annotated genomic sequence (NC_009419). COMPLETENESS: incomplete on both ends.
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961ATGGTGGGCG AACAAAGGGA CACGTTTGTG GTGGAGTACT TCGATCCACA AGCGAGCCTC
TCTCGCACAT ACCAGTTTTG CTACTTTACA GACGACAAAA CGATAGAGAT GTACAACCTC
AAGACGAAGC GCTTGTTTTT GAAGCGCTGC GCCTATCCGT CACTGAGCCC GAACGAGCTT
TACGTGGGGG CGACGATCAA CGTCTTTTCC CGTCCCCTTC GCATTATCGA CTATGGCGAC
GACGCAACGC GCAAGCGGCT TACAGCGAAC TCCGGTGAGT GCATGATTAC CGTTGACATG
CAGCACCATA GCGCGGCAGC GGGCTCCGTA ATTGAGGCCC TGACAACGCA AGGCCTGCGG
ATTACGTTCA TCCGCTTAGT AGAGCTTTCG AAGAGCCTCG CTGCCCGAGT TGCATCAAAG
GCGCAGCGGT GCCTAGTTGT GCTTGCGAGC GGCGCCGGAG CCCGTGAAAA GGTGGCCTCG
GTGGCGGCTT CTTTTTCCGC CGCCGTGACA CAGATTTCGA GCGAGAGTGC TGTGCAGGAG
CTGAAGGAGG CAGTCATGGG ACCTGGCGAG TCCACAGCGG CGCTGAAGAA CTGCGCCGTG
TGCGTCATCA AGCCACATGC GATCACTAGC GGCCATCAGG GTCCCATTCT TCATCGCTTG
GTCGAAGAGG GGTTTTACAT TAGTGCCCTT GGCTCTTACC AGCTGACAGT GGCGGATGCC
GAGGACTTTT TAGAGGTCTA CAACGGAGTT TTGCCGGAGT ACAAGAAGCT GGTGGAGCAG
ATGTCGTCCG GCCCGTGCTG GGCCGTTGAG GTTTGCGCCG AGAACGCCGT GCCGGCGCTG
CGGGCGGTGT GTGGCCCGCA GGACCCGGAA GTGTGCCACG TTCTTTTCCC TCACACGCTC
CGGTCCATGT ACGGCGTGGA CCGCATCCGG AACGCTGTCC ACTGTACCGA CCTGGAAGAG
GATGGCCCCC TTGAATCAGA GTTCTTCTTT TCTTTGCTGC AGAACAAGCA GTGAThe stop codons will be deleted if pcDNA3.1+/C-(K)DYK vector is selected.
RefSeq XP_001469194.1 CDS 1..1014 Translation 
Target ORF information:
RefSeq Version XM_001469157.1 Organism Leishmania infantum JPCM5 Definition Leishmania infantum JPCM5 putative nucleoside diphosphate kinase partial mRNA. Target ORF information:
Epitope DYKDDDDK Bacterial selection AMPR Mammalian selection NeoR Vector pcDNA3.1+/C-(K)DYK 
XM_001469157.1
ORF Insert Sequence:
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841
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961ATGGTGGGCG AACAAAGGGA CACGTTTGTG GTGGAGTACT TCGATCCACA AGCGAGCCTC
TCTCGCACAT ACCAGTTTTG CTACTTTACA GACGACAAAA CGATAGAGAT GTACAACCTC
AAGACGAAGC GCTTGTTTTT GAAGCGCTGC GCCTATCCGT CACTGAGCCC GAACGAGCTT
TACGTGGGGG CGACGATCAA CGTCTTTTCC CGTCCCCTTC GCATTATCGA CTATGGCGAC
GACGCAACGC GCAAGCGGCT TACAGCGAAC TCCGGTGAGT GCATGATTAC CGTTGACATG
CAGCACCATA GCGCGGCAGC GGGCTCCGTA ATTGAGGCCC TGACAACGCA AGGCCTGCGG
ATTACGTTCA TCCGCTTAGT AGAGCTTTCG AAGAGCCTCG CTGCCCGAGT TGCATCAAAG
GCGCAGCGGT GCCTAGTTGT GCTTGCGAGC GGCGCCGGAG CCCGTGAAAA GGTGGCCTCG
GTGGCGGCTT CTTTTTCCGC CGCCGTGACA CAGATTTCGA GCGAGAGTGC TGTGCAGGAG
CTGAAGGAGG CAGTCATGGG ACCTGGCGAG TCCACAGCGG CGCTGAAGAA CTGCGCCGTG
TGCGTCATCA AGCCACATGC GATCACTAGC GGCCATCAGG GTCCCATTCT TCATCGCTTG
GTCGAAGAGG GGTTTTACAT TAGTGCCCTT GGCTCTTACC AGCTGACAGT GGCGGATGCC
GAGGACTTTT TAGAGGTCTA CAACGGAGTT TTGCCGGAGT ACAAGAAGCT GGTGGAGCAG
ATGTCGTCCG GCCCGTGCTG GGCCGTTGAG GTTTGCGCCG AGAACGCCGT GCCGGCGCTG
CGGGCGGTGT GTGGCCCGCA GGACCCGGAA GTGTGCCACG TTCTTTTCCC TCACACGCTC
CGGTCCATGT ACGGCGTGGA CCGCATCCGG AACGCTGTCC ACTGTACCGA CCTGGAAGAG
GATGGCCCCC TTGAATCAGA GTTCTTCTTT TCTTTGCTGC AGAACAAGCA GTGAThe stop codons will be deleted if pcDNA3.1+/C-(K)DYK vector is selected.
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Genome research21(12)2129-42(2011 Dec)
Rogers MB,Hilley JD,Dickens NJ,Wilkes J,Bates PA,Depledge DP,Harris D,Her Y,Herzyk P,Imamura H,Otto TD,Sanders M,Seeger K,Dujardin JC,Berriman M,Smith DF,Hertz-Fowler C,Mottram JC
Comparative genomic analysis of three Leishmania species that cause diverse human disease.
Nature genetics39(7)839-47(2007 Jul)
Peacock CS,Seeger K,Harris D,Murphy L,Ruiz JC,Quail MA,Peters N,Adlem E,Tivey A,Aslett M,Kerhornou A,Ivens A,Fraser A,Rajandream MA,Carver T,Norbertczak H,Chillingworth T,Hance Z,Jagels K,Moule S,Ormond D,Rutter S,Squares R,Whitehead S,Rabbinowitsch E,Arrowsmith C,White B,Thurston S,Bringaud F,Baldauf SL,Faulconbridge A,Jeffares D,Depledge DP,Oyola SO,Hilley JD,Brito LO,Tosi LR,Barrell B,Cruz AK,Mottram JC,Smith DF,Berriman M
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