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             Shuttle vector is a vector that can propagate in different species, used to make gene amplifications quickly in <i>E. coli</i>, mutagenesis, and PCR.[1] Generally, these plasmid vectors contain genetic material derived from the <i>E.coli</i>, origin of replication which enable them to be propagated in <i>E.coli</i> cells prior to transformation into yeast cells.
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             Shuttle vector is a vector that can propagate in different species, used to make gene amplifications quickly in <i>E. coli</i>, mutagenesis, and PCR.[1] Generally, these plasmid vectors contain genetic material derived from the <i>E.coli</i>, origin of replication which enable them to be propagated in <i>E.coli</i> cells prior to transformation into yeast cells, and a selectable marker (mainly the ß-lactamase gene, amp) for the bacterial host.
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             The most common shuttle vector is yeast shuttle which can be propagated in yeast and <i>E.coli</i>.There are four types of shuttle vectors.[2]
             The most common shuttle vector is yeast shuttle which can be propagated in yeast and <i>E.coli</i>.There are four types of shuttle vectors.[2]
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         <p><b>National Taiwan University</b></p>
         <p><b>National Taiwan University</b></p>
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         <p>Our supervisor Dr. Yen-rong Chen for making our adventure in iGEM possible.</p>
         <p>Our supervisor Dr. Yen-rong Chen for making our adventure in iGEM possible.</p>
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        <p>Dr. Ching-Tsan Huang for providing us with the shuttle vectors pGAPZA plasmid.</p>
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         <p>Dr. Jing-Jer Lin for providing us with the shuttle vectors, pRS424 and pRS423.</p>
         <p>Dr. Jing-Jer Lin for providing us with the shuttle vectors, pRS424 and pRS423.</p>
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         <p>Dr. Ching-Hsuan Lin, Dr. Kai-Yin Lo and Dr. Jing-Jer Lin for their advice with the yeast molecular techniques.</p>
         <p>Dr. Ching-Hsuan Lin, Dr. Kai-Yin Lo and Dr. Jing-Jer Lin for their advice with the yeast molecular techniques.</p>
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         <p>Dr. Chao-Ping Hsu for her help with the modeling part of our project.</p>
         <p>Dr. Chao-Ping Hsu for her help with the modeling part of our project.</p>
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         <p>Dr. Kung-Ta Lee for his advice of how to measure the heat produce of YeasTherm.</p><br/>
         <p>Dr. Kung-Ta Lee for his advice of how to measure the heat produce of YeasTherm.</p><br/>
         <p><b>Institute of Molecular Biology, Academia Sinica</b></p>
         <p><b>Institute of Molecular Biology, Academia Sinica</b></p>
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         <p>Lab N214 Dr. Michael M.C. Lai and Dr. King-Song Jeng for providing us with lab equipment and materials.</p><br/>
         <p>Lab N214 Dr. Michael M.C. Lai and Dr. King-Song Jeng for providing us with lab equipment and materials.</p><br/>
         <p><b>Iwate University</b></p>
         <p><b>Iwate University</b></p>
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         <p>Dr. Kikukatsu Ito for providing us the important gene, SrUCP DNA, for our project.<p><br/>
         <p>Dr. Kikukatsu Ito for providing us the important gene, SrUCP DNA, for our project.<p><br/>
          
          
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         <div class="col-md-4" style="margin-top: 140px"><p> This is the pGAPZa which had been digested by <i>Bgi</i>II.</p></div>
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