Globin

Hi I bought a lentivirus vector containing alpha globin gene and I want to grow this vector. In what bug I should propagate it?

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Futurezoologist in regards to hemoglobin A vast number of ways yes, but i think that you think it is much more than it is, you haven't taken into account polar bonds(of which there are a lot in hemoglobin due to H, N, O), the stress put on ...

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... we know every gene has an allele on each chromosome. My question is that if we have a protein that is produced by more than one gene (e.g. alpha globin wich is produced by alpha 1 and alpha 2 genes on each chromosome). In this case we will have 4 genes from both chromosome. How the globin will ...

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Here is a very fun way. Black is your cDNA, red is radioactively labeled chromosomal DNA containing the gene for Beta globin. You first hybridize them. then treat with either S1 nuclease or exonuclease VII. S1 nuclease is an enzyme that degrades all single stranded DNA, exonuclease ...

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Using today's technology, how would a person prove the existence of introns starting with the cDNA of B-globin? I was thinking about using a microarray approach. Have oligos from the chromosomal gene on the slide and hybridize the cDNA to it. If introns do exist, then there ...

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