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Vectors for Western clawed frog rffl

Gene Information

  • Offical Gene Symbol rffl
  • Species Western clawed frog (Xenopus tropicalis)
  • Offical Full Name ring finger and FYVE-like domain containing E3 ubiquitin protein ligase
  • Other Aliases -
  • Other Desigations E3 ubiquitin-protein ligase rififylin; ring finger and FYVE like domain containing protein; ring finger and FYVE-like domain containing 1
  • Gene Type protein-coding
  • NCBI Gene ID 550050
  • RefSeq Transcript
  • RefSeq Protein
  • External Links NCBI  | EnsemblUCSC Genome Browser View

Popular Vector Designs for Western clawed frog rffl(These vectors can be made very quickly)

Gene Expression Vectors
These designs are created with VectorBuilder’s standard backbones containing a ubiquitous promoter driving the ORF of your gene. A marker (e.g. EGFP) is placed in the vector where appropriate.
Vector Description Vector Type Marker Price
Western clawed frog rffl expression regular plasmid vector Mammalian Gene Expression Vector   Guide  From $189
Western clawed frog rffl expression lentivirus vector Mammalian Gene Expression Lentiviral Vector   Guide  From $189
Western clawed frog rffl expression adenovirus vector Mammalian Gene Expression Adenoviral Vector   Guide  From $189
Western clawed frog rffl expression AAV vector Mammalian Gene Expression AAV Vector   Guide  From $189
Western clawed frog rffl expression PiggyBac vector Mammalian Gene Expression PiggyBac Vector   Guide  From $189

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