Gentamicin - Revision history

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	===Resistance Gene===		===Resistance Gene===
-	The most common resistance gene is the aacA-aphD gene found in the transposon Tn4001. It conveys resistance to both ~~Gentamycin~~ and Kanamycin in two separate domains. Another common resistance gene is the aacC1 gene, (conveying resistance to ~~Gentamycin~~ only) is found in the plasmid pJN105. <cite>Newman-Gene-1999, Wohlleben-MolGenGenet-1989</cite>	+	The most common resistance gene is the aacA-aphD gene found in the transposon Tn4001. It conveys resistance to both Gentamicin and Kanamycin in two separate domains. Another common resistance gene is the aacC1 gene, (conveying resistance to Gentamicin only) is found in the plasmid pJN105. <cite>Newman-Gene-1999, Wohlleben-MolGenGenet-1989</cite>

	===Safety===		===Safety===

Skosuri at 19:30, 22 July 2008

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	===Safety===		===Safety===
-	~~Gentamycin~~ is an important antibiotic for human use. Think about alternative antibiotics when choosing to incorporate ~~gentamycin~~ resistance into your constructs. Particularly, think carefully about inserting ~~gentamycin~~ resistance into mobile plasmids or mobile transposons.	+	Gentamicin is an important antibiotic for human use. Think about alternative antibiotics when choosing to incorporate gentamicin resistance into your constructs. Particularly, think carefully about inserting gentamicin resistance into mobile plasmids or mobile transposons.

	==References==		==References==

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	#Wohlleben-MolGenGenet-1989 pmid=2549372		#Wohlleben-MolGenGenet-1989 pmid=2549372
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	===Resistance Gene===		===Resistance Gene===
	The most common resistance gene is the aacA-aphD gene found in the transposon Tn4001. It conveys resistance to both Gentamycin and Kanamycin in two separate domains. Another common resistance gene is the aacC1 gene, (conveying resistance to Gentamycin only) is found in the plasmid pJN105. <cite>Newman-Gene-1999, Wohlleben-MolGenGenet-1989</cite>		The most common resistance gene is the aacA-aphD gene found in the transposon Tn4001. It conveys resistance to both Gentamycin and Kanamycin in two separate domains. Another common resistance gene is the aacC1 gene, (conveying resistance to Gentamycin only) is found in the plasmid pJN105. <cite>Newman-Gene-1999, Wohlleben-MolGenGenet-1989</cite>
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-	~~===Plate color code===~~
-	~~Purple~~

	===Safety===		===Safety===

Jakob Suckale: article content moved from misspelled entry gentamYcin

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article content moved from misspelled entry gentamYcin

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==Experimental==

===Stock Solution===
10mg/ml in H<sub>2</sub>0, store at -20°C (from [http://molbiol.edu.ru/eng/protocol/01_05.html here])

Soluble in water at least to 200 mg/ml

Insoluble in 50% alcohol

===Working Concentration===
20μg/ml <cite>Khlebnikov-JIndMicrobiolBiotechnol-2002</cite>

80μg/ml for Mycoplasma selection

===Mode of Action===

Inhibits protein synthesis by binding to L6 protein of the 50S ribosomal subunit.

(from [[Molecular Cloning]])

===Resistance Gene===
The most common resistance gene is the aacA-aphD gene found in the transposon Tn4001. It conveys resistance to both Gentamycin and Kanamycin in two separate domains. Another common resistance gene is the aacC1 gene, (conveying resistance to Gentamycin only) is found in the plasmid pJN105. <cite>Newman-Gene-1999, Wohlleben-MolGenGenet-1989</cite>

===Plate color code===
Purple

===Safety===
Gentamycin is an important antibiotic for human use. Think about alternative antibiotics when choosing to incorporate gentamycin resistance into your constructs. Particularly, think carefully about inserting gentamycin resistance into mobile plasmids or mobile transposons.

==References==
<biblio>
#Khlebnikov-JIndMicrobiolBiotechnol-2002 pmid=12080425
#Newman-Gene-1999 pmid=10023058
#Wohlleben-MolGenGenet-1989 pmid=2549372
</biblio>