Myc-tagged & HA-tagged Vectors
Myc-tag and HA-tag vectors: mammalian expression vectors
These mammalian expression vectors allow you to express a protein of interest fused to either the c-Myc or hemagglutinin (HA) epitope tag. c-Myc and HA are well-characterized and highly immunoreactive tags, and thus are ideal for co-IP studies but are also easily detected via Western blot.
- pEF1alpha-Myc Vector
Constitutively expresses a protein of interest fused to N-terminal c-Myc tag, even after stable integration of the vector into the host cell genome
- pEF1alpha-HA Vector
Constitutively expresses a protein of interest fused to an N-terminal hemagglutinin (HA) epitope tag
- c-Myc Monoclonal Antibody
Recognises an epitope located within residues 410–419 of the human p62-c-Myc protein
Myc-tagged & HA-tagged Vectors 
- Antibodies & ELISA
- cDNA Synthesis
- Cell Biology
- Cloning
- Gene Function
- Fluorescent Proteins
- Next-gen Sequencing
- RNA-seq
- RNA-seq for Single Cell
- RNA-seq for Ultra-low Input
- RNA-seq Kits for Automation
- Stranded RNA-seq for Mammalian Samples
- Stranded RNA-seq for Non-Mammalian Samples
- Universal Low-input Total RNA-seq for Illumina or Ion Torrent
- Targeted RNA-seq for Illumina
- SMARTer RNA Unique Dual Index Kits
- Legacy RNA-seq Kits
- DNA-seq
- Whole-genome Amplification
- Immune Profiling
- Epigenetics and Small RNA Sequencing
- NGS Accessories
- RNA-seq
- Nucleic Acid Purification
- PCR
- Plant Tissue Culture
- Protein Research
- Accessory Enzymes
- Antibodies & Immunoprecipitation
- Expression Systems & Vectors
- Glycobiology
- Mass Spectrometry Reagents
- Protein Purification
- Protein Sequencing & Analysis
- SDS-PAGE & Western Blotting
- Yeast Hybrid Systems
- Real-Time PCR
- Stem Cell Research
- Viral Transduction
