Saccharomyces cerevisiae is a powerful model for understanding genetic regulation in eukaryotic cells. Dharmacon yeast resources include multiple collections for interrogating the yeast genome, including Tagged ORFs, Kockout Strains, Protein-Protein Interaction Collections and Mutant Strains and Screening Collections.
Browse our list of yeast resources including Yeast Knockout strains, Tagged-ORF strains, Genomic DNA, cDNA libraries, and additional collections.
Tagged ORFs
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Yeast ORFs
Individual gateway-adapted yeast ORFs from the Yeast ORF collection.
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Yeast ORF Collection
The Yeast ORF collection consists of Gateway-adapted yeast ORFs cloned into expression plasmids. ORFs can be expressed as fusion proteins or moved to other vectors.
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Yeast YFP Fusion Kinase Collection
The Yeast Kinase YFP Fusion collection contains a number of kinase genes that have been cloned with a C-terminal YFP tag and promoter region into a Gateway-entry vector.
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Yeast TAP Tagged ORFs
Individual yeast-TAP Tagged ORFs.
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Yeast TAP Tagged ORF collection
Yeast-TAP Tagged ORF library allows the purification and the selection of the yeast proteome and associated components using two affinity selection steps in tandem.
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Molecular Barcoded Yeast (MoBY) ORF Collection
The Molecular Barcoded Yeast (MoBY) ORF library was designed to identify genes in Saccharomyces cerevisiae that confer drug resistance when mutated, providing a tool for identifying drug-resistant mutations in yeast.
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Yeast GST-tagged ORFs
Individual Yeast GST-tagged ORFs.
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Yeast GST-tagged ORF collection
The Yeast GST-tagged ORFs are a a collection of more than 5,000 yeast strains that each overexpresses a different yeast open reading frame (ORF) when induced with galactose.
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Yeast HA Tag Collection
The Yeast HA-Tagged Collection contains mutagenized yeast strains with triple hemagglutinin (HA) epitope tags, useful for immunolocalization, immunoprecipitation, and analysis of binding sites.
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Yeast Barcoder Collection
The Yeast Barcoder Collection is a set of approximately 1,400 donor strains with unique DNA sequence tags (barcodes) that can be systematically transferred to any S. cerevisiae collection.
Knockout Strains
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Yeast Knockouts
Individual Yeast Knockout mutants.
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Yeast Knockout Collection
The Yeast Knockout (YKO) Collection contains over 6,000 gene-disruption mutants as a unique tool for the functional analysis of the yeast genome.
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Yeast Tet-promoters Hughes (yTHC)
Individual Yeast Tet-Promoters from the Hughes Collection (yTHC).
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Yeast Tet-promoters Hughes Collection (yTHC)
The Yeast Tet-Promoters Hughes Collection (yTHC) with 800 essential yeast genes under control of a tetracycline-regulated promoter permits experimental regulation of essential genes.
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YKO Parental Strains
Parental yeast strains for use with the Yeast Knockout (YKO) and other yeast collections.
Protein-Protein Interaction Collections
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Yeast Protein Interactome Collection
The Yeast Protein Interactome Collection allows for genome-wide in vivo screening of protein-protein interactions (PPI) in Saccharomyces cerevisiae.
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Yeast Cross and Capture System
The Yeast Cross and Capture system is designed to examine protein-protein interactions and protein modifications using 6xHIS and VSV tagged haploid yeast strains.
Mutant Strains and Screening Collections
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Yeast Insertional Mutants
Individual Yeast Insertional Mutants.
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Yeast Insertional Mutant Collection
The Yeast Insertional Mutant collection contains a set of over 3,600 gene disruption mutants for phenotypic analysis.
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Yeast Synthetic Histone Collection
Systematic mutations have been engineered into the Yeast Synthetic Histone h6 and h6 mutants in order to elucidate nucleosome functionality.
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Yeast Genomic Tiling Collection
Designed to facilitate comprehensive overexpression screens, the Yeast Genomic Tiling Collection contains the yeast (Saccharomyces cerevisiae) genome in a 2 micron-based LEU2 vector.
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Yeast DAmPs
Individual Yeast Decreased Abundance by mRNA Perturbation (DAmP).
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Yeast DAmP Collection
Reduce mRNA levels of essential yeast genes by four- to ten-fold with the Decreased Abundance by mRNA Perturbation (DAmP) Yeast Library.