Human cDNA and ORF Plasmid Clones
Through generous donations, the DGRC has 8000+ individual full-length cDNA and protein-coding ORF reagents in plasmid constructs representing over 7,000 human genes.
Searching for Human cDNA and ORF Reagents
Search for human reagents using the human gene symbol, reagent RRID, or clone name. Enter your search term into the search bar at the top of every DGRC page.
Try: TP53, FXR1, EGFR, RRID:DGRC_1672213, hGUHO10866
You can also download a list of all human reagents available at the DGRC.
About the Human Gene Collection
The collection includes individual full-length cDNA and protein-coding ORF reagents in plasmid constructs.
Open an individual clone record to review:
- Gene symbol and RRID
- Gene information, including Entrez Gene and HGNC identifiers
- Sequence information
- Base vector
- Protein tag
Researchers are responsible for confirming that a clone and vector are suitable for their intended application.
Before you order
DGRC supplies each clone as a bacterial agar stab, not as a transfection-ready plasmid preparation. The receiving laboratory is responsible for recovering the plasmid DNA and verifying the clone before use.
Frequently Asked Questions
Citing the DGRC
When publishing experiments using materials obtained from the DGRC please follow the citation guidelines on the material's stock page, including citing the Drosophila Genomics Resource Center, supported by NIH grant 2P40OD010949, in the acknowledgments. Your cooperation helps us when we need to renew our grant as well as the researchers that submit reagents to the DGRC.
