I.M.A.G.E. Consortium cDNA Clones
Image Consortium
The I.M.A.G.E. consortium
make high quality, arrayed cDNA libraries available to the
community. Each clone has been given a unique I.M.A.G.E. ID
to facilitate reference. The sequence, mapping and expression
data has been placed in the public domain. These clones are
available free of any royalties and are available to anyone
agreeing with their guidelines. Lennon et al. http://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/entrez/query.fcgi?db=PubMed&cmd=Retrieve&list_uids=96224170&dopt=Citation
Mammalian Gene Collection
The Mammalian Gene Collection
(MGC) is an NIH initiative to generate full-length cDNA resources.
Geneservice is now able to supply these full-length cDNA
clones. Click here for more information.
- Fully-sequenced clones have been sequenced throughout the coding region of the gene, by the IMAGE consortium.
- Partially sequenced clones have gone through a single round of sequencing either the 3’ or 5’ coding region of the gene, by the IMAGE consortium.
Image Consortium SP clones
Due to high levels of redundancy in the IMAGE libraries, all the clones
produced are no longer routinely available. Most of the clones should still
be available from the current repository.
Our online ordering system will check if the clone you are interested in
is part the collection we curate, and automatically assign an SP status to
the ones that we do not have in our freezers. Geneservice will then order it
for you for our normal price plus an Administration charge of GBP30 per clone.
Please be aware that due to the complexity in checking and eventually getting
these clones, it will take a minimum of three weeks for the order to be processed.
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