Directions for using this storage box template
Box: Oligo box F
1) Plac4 2) Plac1 3) Pry1 4) Pry2 5) Pwht1 6) Sp1
7) Spep1
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T7-hsp70
9) HSP 70 GAGA-A
10) HSP 70 GAGA-A
11) HSP 70 GAGA-B
12) HSP 70 GAGA-B
13) GAGA 5' 14) GAGA 3' 15) PL-1 16) PL-1
17) 1346
lacO 5'
18) 1347 lacO 3'
19) Seq. primer 
Oligo111
20) Rev. seq.primer Oligo113 21) CBP20_5' 22)
CBP20_3'
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CBP80_5'
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CBP80_3'
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CBP80_N3'
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CBP80_m1
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CBP80_m2
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CBP80_m3
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GAGA F
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GAGA R
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Zinc F
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Zinc R
33) rp49-A
34)rp49-B 35)hsp70/+286 36) CTD1_5’ 37) CTD1_3’ 38) CTD2_3’ 39) CTD3_3’ 40) CTD4_5’
41) HSF AD.1
42) HSF AD.2
43) 44) 45) 46) 47) 48)
49) 50) 51) 52) 53) 54) 55) 56)
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Description of contents:

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 Plac4: ACT GTG CGT TAG GTC CTG TTC ATT GTT
2)
  Plac1: CAC CCA AGG CTC TGC TCC CAC AAT
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  Pry1: CCT TAG CAT GTC CGT GGG GTT TGA AT
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  Pry2: CTT GCC GAC GGG ACC ACC TTA TGT TAT T
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 Pwht1: GTA ACG CTA ATC ACT CCG AAC AGG TCA CA
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  Sp1: ACA CAA CCT TTC CTC TCA ACA A 
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  Spep1: GAC ACT CAG AAT ACT ATT C
8)
 T7-hsp70: gga att cta ata cga ctc act ata ggg att caa ttc aaa caa gc.  Benjamin's primer used to make T7-hsp70.  see p. 47 of his thesis.
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 HSP 70 GAGA-A: (synthesis file 03071003): TCGATTCGAGGCGCGCTCTC
This was going to be used by P.Emanuel to introduce the GAGA sequence upstream of the -50 hsp70 and eliminate the HSE.
10)
 HSP 70 GAGA-A: (synthesis file 03071003): TCGATTCGAGGCGCGCTCTC
This was going to be used by P.Emanuel to introduce the GAGA sequence upstream of the -50 hsp70 and eliminate the HSE.
11)
 HSP 70 GAGA-B: (synthesis file 03071203): TCGAGAGAGCGCGCCTCGAA
This was going to be used by P.Emanuel to introduce the GAGA sequence upstream of the -50 hsp70 and eliminate the HSE.
12)
 HSP 70 GAGA-B: (synthesis file 03071203): TCGAGAGAGCGCGCCTCGAA
This was going to be used by P.Emanuel to introduce the GAGA sequence upstream of the -50 hsp70 and eliminate the HSE.
13)
 GAGA 5': ggc cgc gag aga gca aag gcc tct cgt tca ttg ctc tct cgt tct aga aac aga gag ctt agc tct ctc.  Benjamin used this to insert a GAGA element downstream from the hsp70 start site. see thesis p. 34
14)
 GAGA 3': ggc cga gag agc taa gct ctc tgt ttc tag aac gag aga gca atg aac gag agg cct ttg ctc tct cgc. Benjamin used this to insert a GAGA element downstream from the hsp70 start site. see thesis p. 34
15)
 PL-1: tgg gct gca ggt cga cc. Used by Benjamin to do permanganate footprinting on hsp70 XBS plasmids.  see thesis p. 32
16)
 PL-1: tgg gct gca ggt cga cc. Used by Benjamin to do permanganate footprinting on hsp70 XBS plasmids.  see thesis p. 32
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 1346, lacO 5': need to search notes for sequence, used to insert a lac operator downstream from hsp70 txn start
18)
 1347 lacO 3': need to search notes for sequence, used to insert a lac operator downstream from hsp70 txn start
19)
Seq. primer, Oligo111: GACGTTGTAAAACGACGGCCAGT
Hybridizes adjacent to the EcoR1 site in pUC13 and extends towards the polylinker. From Wash U. (also see oligo box A)
20)
 Rev. seq.primer Oligo113: AACAGCTATGACCATGATTACG
Hybridizes adjacent to the HindIII site in pUC13 and extends towards the polylinker. From Wash U. (also see oligo box A)
21)
 CBP20_5': GCT ATG CTA GCA TGT TCG CAT CTG TG
22)
 CBP20_3': CCG AAG AAT TCC TAG CGA TTG TCC GT
23)
 CBP80_5': GCT ATG CTA GCA TGA GTC GCA GGA GG
24)
 CBP80_3': CCG AAG AAT TCT TAG GCA CGC AGG GC
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 CBP80_N3': CCG AAG AAT TCA CCG CAA CTT GCG TAT
26)
 CBP80_m1: GCC TGT GGG CGC AGA TAC GCA
27)
 CBP80_m2: TGC CGT CGG ACA TCT CCT CGC
28)
 CBP80_m3: TTG AAG GAT ATA CCG AAT AGC
29)
 GAGA F: AGC TGG TAC CTA TGT CGC TGC CAA TGA A, for making GAF-rtM2 fusion
30)
 GAGA R: TAA TGC GGC CGC CTA CTG CGG CTG CGG, for making GAF-rtM2 fusion
31)
 Zinc F: TTC GTC AAT CCG CCG ACC TGC GGC GCC ATC, for making GAF-rtM2 fusion and mutating Zn finger
32)
 Zinc R: GCG CCG CAG GTC GGC GGA TTG ACG AAT GAC, for making GAF-rtM2 fusion and mutating Zn finger
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33)
 rp49-A: TAC AGG CCC AAG ATC GTG AA, this oligo along with the next one are designed to monitor splicing of RP49 by RT-PCR.  Note that a no RT control is needed to insure that the signal is due to RNA and not DNA.
34)
 rp49-B: ACG TTG TGC ACC AGG AAC TT
35)
 hsp70/+286: TGG GTG TCT ACC AGC ATG GCA AGG, Chwen-huey is using this to amplify an hsp70 fragment from Weber's plasmid called hsp70/87C.  Use this primer with the Forward sequencing primer.
36)
 CTD1_5’: GCG CGG ATC CTC TCC CTC TTA TTC GCC A, Zhiqiang is using this along with subsequent oligos to produce a collection of GST-CTD fusions.
37)
 CTD1_3’: CCG AGA ATT CTC AGT CTT CGC TCT CCT C
38)
 CTD2_3’: CCG AGA ATT CGT AGT TGG ACG AGC TGG G
39)
 CTD3_3’: CCG AGA ATT CCG GCG ACG CTG AAT AGT T
40)
 CTD4_5’: GCG CGG ATC CCA ATA TTC TCC AGC CTC G
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41)
 HSF AD.1: GGC CGA AAA AGA AGA GAA, HSF AD.1 and HSF AD.2 were prepared so we can construct an rtM2-mini HSF.
42)
 HSF AD.2: TAA TGC GGC CGC TAG TCC GTG TCC AAA ATG TC
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