barcode any existing yeast collection
Developed by Dr. Corey Nislow and Dr. Guri Giaever1 at the University of Toronto, the Yeast Barcoder Collection is a set of approximately 1400 donor strains with unique DNA sequence tags (barcodes) that can be systematically transferred to any S. cerevisiae collection. Barcodes were transformed into S. cerevisiae strain BY4741, replacing the phenotypically neutral HO locus with two unique bar codes flanking the KanMX4 cassette (Fig. 1).
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Shipping Information:
Yeast barcoders are provided as a live yeast cultures in 96-well format and shipped on dry ice. Strains are shipped in YPD broth with G418 (300µg/ml) and is supplemented with 15% glycerol. Store the collection indefinitely at -80°C.
References:
Yan, Z., et al, Yeast Barcoders: a chemogenic application of a universal donor-strain collection carrying bar-code identifiers. Nature Methods, 2008 Aug, 5(8):719-25.