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Vectors for African clawed frog wls.L

Gene Information

  • Offical Gene Symbol wls.L
  • Species African clawed frog (Xenopus laevis)
  • Offical Full Name wntless Wnt ligand secretion mediator L homeolog
  • Other Aliases evi; gpr177; gpr177-b; mrp; wls; wls-b; wntless
  • Other Desigations protein wntless homolog B; G protein-coupled receptor 177; XWntless; integral membrane protein GPR177-B; wntless homolog
  • Gene Type protein-coding
  • NCBI Gene ID 735023
  • RefSeq Transcript
  • RefSeq Protein
  • External Links NCBI UCSC Genome Browser View

Popular Vector Designs for African clawed frog wls.L(These vectors can be made very quickly)

Gene Expression Vectors
These designs are created with VectorBuilder’s standard backbones containing a ubiquitous promoter driving the ORF of your gene. A marker (e.g. EGFP) is placed in the vector where appropriate.
Vector Description Vector Type Marker Price
African clawed frog wls.L expression regular plasmid vector Mammalian Gene Expression Vector   Guide  From $189
African clawed frog wls.L expression lentivirus vector Mammalian Gene Expression Lentiviral Vector   Guide  From $189
African clawed frog wls.L expression adenovirus vector Mammalian Gene Expression Adenoviral Vector   Guide  From $189
African clawed frog wls.L expression AAV vector Mammalian Gene Expression AAV Vector   Guide  From $189
African clawed frog wls.L expression PiggyBac vector Mammalian Gene Expression PiggyBac Vector   Guide  From $189

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