SV40
How to order virus packaging service
Step 1: Please review the following before ordering Allele’s retrovirus packaging service.
Verify that your plasmids for virus production meet the following criteria:
No internal polyA signal or polyA signal immediately downstream of the coding cistron.
Avoid toxic genes, unusual secondary structures, and expression cassettes > 8kb (5’ to 3’ LTR).
If these concerns can not be satisfied in your vector design, please contact our technical specialist (vivec@allelebiotech.com) for further discussion, as Allele’s proprietary packaging technology might be able to help.
Step 2: Select the service:
Allele offers multiple project discounts: a 5% discount for ordering 3-5 packaging services, and a 10% for 6-10 packaging services.
Additional information can be found here.
Step 3: Send us 10 ug of endotoxin-free plasmid (blue ice shipping) for virus packaging.
To facilitate the completion of the custom virus packaging projects, Allele offers a variety of retro/lentivirus plasmids as well as viral plasmid subcloning and endotoxin-free plasmid preparation services. Please contact us (oligo@allelebiotech.com or 858-587-6645) for further details.
Once your order is placed, we will contact you about plasmid shipment and provide you with a time frame for completing the project.
Note: If the total project price is more than $1000, a non-refundable down payment (30% of the total service price) is registered before the project is initiated.
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