Vectors. A Survey of Molecular Cloning Vectors and their Uses

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BIOTECHNOLOGY, Page ii
BIOTECHNOLOGY SERIES, Pages iii-iv
Front Matter, Page v
Copyright, Page vi
CONTRIBUTORS, Pages vii-ix
PREFACE, Pages xiii-xiv, Raymond L. Rodriguez, David T. Denhardt
CHAPTER 1 - The Plasmid, pBR322, Pages 5-41, Paulina Balbas, Xavier Soberon, Francisco Bolivar, Raymond L. Rodriguez
CHAPTER 2 - Bacteriophage Lambda Cloning Vectors, Pages 43-60, Joseph A. Sorge
CHAPTER 3 - Filamentous Phages as Cloning Vectors, Pages 61-83, George P. Smith
CHAPTER 4 - Chimeric Single-Stranded DNA Phage-Plasmid Cloning Vectors, Pages 85-102, David A. Mead, Byron Kemper
CHAPTER 5 - Phage-Plasmid Hybrid Vectors, Pages 103-111, Gianni Cesareni
CHAPTER 6 - Cosmids, Pages 113-127, Barbara Hohn, Z. Koukolíková-Nicola, W. Lindenmaier, John Collins
CHAPTER 7 - Plasmid Positive Selection Vectors, Pages 131-152, Frank H. Stephenson, Irene Kuhn
CHAPTER 8 - Vectors for Cloning Promoters and Terminators, Pages 153-177, William C. Nierman
CHAPTER 9 - A Survey of Vectors for Regulating Expression of Cloned DNA in E. coli, Pages 179-203, David T. Denhardt, Joseph Colasanti
CHAPTER 10 - Expression Vectors Employing Lambda-, trp-, lac-, and lpp-Derived Promoters, Pages 205-225, Jürgen Brosius
CHAPTER 11 - Vectors with Adjustable Copy Numbers, Pages 227-235, Nikos Panayotatos
CHAPTER 12 - Specialized Plasmid Vectors for Cloning cDNA, Pages 237-251, David T. Denhardt, Dylan R. Edwards, Jacek Kowalski, Craig L.J. Parfett, Paul Waterhouse
CHAPTER 13 - Vectors for the Synthesis of Specific RNAs in Vitro, Pages 253-267, George A. Mackie
CHAPTER 14 - Improved Suppressor tRNA Cloning Vectors and Plasmid-Phage Recombination, Pages 269-283, Henry V. Huang, Peter F.R. Little, Brian Seed
CHAPTER 15 - Broad-Host-Range Plasmid Cloning Vectors for Gram-Negative Bacteria, Pages 287-332, Thomas J. Schmidhauser, Gary Ditta, Donald R. Helinski
CHAPTER 16 - Specialized Vectors for Members of Rhizobiaceae and Other Gram-Negative Bacteria, Pages 333-342, Daniel R. Gallie, Philippe Gay, Clarence I. Kado
CHAPTER 17 - Generalized Cloning Vectors for Bacillus subtilis, Pages 345-362, Jeff Errington
CHAPTER 18 - Promoter Probe Plasmids for Gram-Positive Bacteria, Pages 363-384, Paul S. Lovett, Skorn Mongkolsuk
CHAPTER 19 - Molecular Cloning Vectors of Saccharomyces: Generalized Cloning Vectors, Pages 387-404, Robert W. West Jr.
CHAPTER 20 - Plasmid Vectors for the Analysis of Regulatory Sequences in Yeast, Pages 405-417, Michael R. Altherr, Raymond L. Rodriguez
CHAPTER 21 - Molecular Cloning Vectors for Aspergillus and Neurospora, Pages 419-433, Daniel Cullen, Gregory L. Gray, Randy M. Berka
CHAPTER 22 - Vectors for P-Mediated Transformation in Drosophila, Pages 437-456, Vincenzo Pirrotta
CHAPTER 23 - Baculoviruses for Foreign Gene Expression in Insect Cells, Pages 457-465, Lois K. Miller
CHAPTER 24 - Mammalian Expression Vectors, Pages 467-492, Anthony A.G. Ridgway
CHAPTER 25 - Retroviral Vectors, Pages 493-513, Jean-François Nicolas, John L.R. Rubenstein
CHAPTER 26 - Agrobacterium tumefaciens Ti Plasmid-Derived Plant Vectors for Dicotyledonous and Monocotyledonous Plants, Pages 517-538, Paul J.J. Hooykaas
CHAPTER 27 - Current Vectors for Plant Transformation, Pages 539-557, Stephen G. Rogers, Robert B. Horsch, Robert T. Fraley, Harry J. Klee
INDEX, Pages 559-578