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anhydrotetracycline (ATc) is a tetracycline analog, showing increased (30x) affinity for tet repressor. | anhydrotetracycline (ATc) is a tetracycline analog, showing increased (30x) affinity for tet repressor. 42 ng/mL gives induction at half maximum according to an in vitro assay. | ||
==Preparing working concentration== | ==Preparing working concentration== | ||
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Anhydrotetracycline Prepare a 1,000 times stock solution | Anhydrotetracycline: | ||
Prepare a 1,000 times stock solution: | |||
100 ug/mL solution in 50% ethanol. Store in a foil-covered tube at -20 °C. | |||
</pre> | </pre> | ||
MW = 468.22 g/mole. Thus 1X for the recipe above = 214 nM. | |||
==References== | ==References== | ||
Latest revision as of 18:37, 17 May 2012
anhydrotetracycline (ATc) is a tetracycline analog, showing increased (30x) affinity for tet repressor. 42 ng/mL gives induction at half maximum according to an in vitro assay.
Preparing working concentration
According to Nallamsetty and Waugh (2007):
Anhydrotetracycline: Prepare a 1,000 times stock solution: 100 ug/mL solution in 50% ethanol. Store in a foil-covered tube at -20 °C.
MW = 468.22 g/mole. Thus 1X for the recipe above = 214 nM.
