GenScript pRNAT -H1.1/Adeno Vector Datasheet

The GenScript pRNAT -H1.1/Adeno datasheet describes an adenoviral siRNA shuttle vector with H1 promoter, cGFP marker, and kanamycin resistance.


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GenScript
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Datasheet
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English
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1
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152 KB
Published
28 September, 2026
Updated
28 September, 2026
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About this manual

The pRNAT -H1.1/Adeno is an adenoviral siRNA shuttle vector compatible with the Stratagene AdEasy Adenoviral Vector System. It is designed for transfection in mammalian cells, using an H1 promoter to drive siRNA expression and a cGFP marker under a CMV promoter for tracking transfection efficiency.

The vector includes a kanamycin resistance gene for transformant selection, LITR and RITR regions for recombinant viral DNA replication, and detailed map features such as polylinker, promoter, and sequencing primer locations. Storage is recommended at -20 °C, and use of the CMV promoter is subject to licensing restrictions.

What's inside

  • Description
  • Features
  • Map and Polylinker
  • Promoters and Markers
  • Antibiotic Resistance
  • Sequencing Primers
  • Storage Conditions
  • License Information

Specifications

Size10 μg
Catalog NumberSD12 19
Version2009-03-27
Storage Temperature-20 °C
Kanamycin Resistance GenePresent
H1 Promoter Region2012‑2111
CMV Promoter Region1944‑1356
cGFP MarkerUnder CMV promoter
Polylinker Region2112‑2141
LITR and RITR RegionsAvailable

Frequently asked questions

What is the purpose of the pRNAT -H1.1/Adeno vector?

It is an adenoviral siRNA shuttle vector compatible with the Stratagene AdEasy Adenoviral Vector System, designed for transfection in mammalian cells.

How should the vector be stored?

Store the vector at –20 °C.

Which antibiotic resistance does the vector carry?

The vector contains a kanamycin resistance gene for transformant selection.

What promoters are included in the vector?

An H1 promoter drives siRNA expression and a CMV promoter drives the cGFP marker.

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