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MultiShot™ StripWell DH5α T1R Competent Cells

Catalog number: C449601
Invitrogen™

MultiShot™ StripWell DH5α T1R Competent Cells

Catalog number: C449601
Catalog Number
C449601
Unit Size
1 x 96 tube rack (50 µl/tube)
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MultiShot StripWell DH5α T1R chemically competent E. coli cells are cloning competent cells packaged in a rack containing 12 strips of 8 tubes to increase productivity for medium-throughput bacterial transformations. This strain is derived from the popular DH5α strain, one of the most frequently used laboratory cloning strains. All of our T1R strains have the tonA (also known as fhuA) mutation in their genotype that confers resistance to T1 and T5 phages. A resistant genotype offers added security to protect valuable clones and libraries as T1 bacteriophage can rapidly spread among E. coli hosts and contaminate repositories.

DH5α T1R for routine cloning applications
The DH5α strain is well-known and broadly used laboratory strain for chemical transformations as it is ideal for transformations of cloned unmethylated DNA. To increase productivity for medium-throughput bacterial transformations, the cloning competent DH5α T1R E. coli cells are packaged in racks containing 12 strips of 8.

MultiShot StripWell DH5α T1R Competent Cells include:
hsdR for efficient transformation of unmethylated DNA from PCR amplifications
lacZΔM15 for blue/white color screening of recombinant clones
endA1 for cleaner preparations of DNA and better results in downstream applications due to the elimination of non-specific digestion by endonuclease I
recA1 for reduced occurrence of non-specific recombination in cloned DNA
tonA (fhuA) for T1 and T5 phage resistance 

MultiShot StripWell flexible format
Each StripWell of eight connected tubes is designed with the same single-tube, single-use features as our One Shot format tubes. This format allows all steps of the transformation protocol, up to plating, to take place in the same tube, saving time and reducing chance of contamination. After addition of DNA, MultiShot StripWell competent cells can be transformed by heat-shock at 42°C in a water bath without transfering to a new tube.

The StripWell tubes can also be cut to permit single transformations. This feature eliminates wasted aliquots and avoids needless freeze-thaw cycles that can result in reduced transformation efficiency. 

Benifits of the MultiShot StripWell format include:
• Increased productivity—suitable for high throughput experimentation 
• Maximal flexibility—transform as few as 1 tube or as many as 96 from the StripWell rack
• Familiar convenience—add DNA directly to cells, heat shock, and recover in the same tube

Genotype
F- φ80lacZΔM15 Δ(lacZYA-argF)U169 recA1 endA1 hsdR17 (rK–, mK+) phoA supE44 λ thi-1 gyrA96 relA1 tonA

Find the strain and format that you need
We offer a variety of DH strains in both chemically competent and electrocompetent cell formats.
For high-throughput transformation options, choose from our collection of MultiShot Formatted Competent Cells.
Email us for custom formatting options.

For Research Use Only. Not for use in diagnostic procedures.

Specifications

Product Type
Chemically Competent Cells
Contains F' Episome
No
Cloning Methylated DNA
No
Antibiotic Resistance Bacterial
No
Blue/White Screening
Yes (lacZΔM15)
High-throughput Compatibility
High
Preparing Unmethylated DNA
No
Reduces Recombination
Yes (recA1)
Shipping Condition
Dry Ice
T1 Phage - Resistant (tonA)
Yes
Species
E. coli (K12)
Format
8-well Strips
Product Line
Multishot™
Quantity
1 x 96-tube Rack

Contents & Storage

• MultiShot StripWell DH5α T1R Competent Cells (1 x 96-well plate at 50 μL/well)
Store at –80°C.

• pUC19 DNA (50 μL at 10 pg/μL)
Store at –20°C.

• S.O.C. Medium (2 x 15 mL)
Store at 4°C or room temperature.

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