IMAGE Consortium make high quality, arrayed cDNA libraries available to the community. Each clone has been given a unique I.M.A.G.E. ID to facilitate reference. The sequence, mapping and expression data has been placed in the public domain. These clones are available to anyone agreeing with their guidelines.

Human shRNA Library: a short-hairpin RNA (shRNA) library has been constructed by the ′The Netherlands Cancer Institute′ (NKI). This library has been tailored specifically for applications in mammalian cancer genetics. ...
NKI Human shRNA
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Human miRNA Library (miR-Lib): Small, endogenous (miRNAs) regulate gene expression by mechanisms conserved across many multicelluar organisms. Recent studies have suggested that miRNAs have a role in cellular differentiation, tissue specification, apoptosis and the development of various human cancers. Uncovering the functions of the growing list of miRNAs presents a challenge to developmental biologists. ...
NKI Human miRNA
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MGC (Mammalian Gene Collection)
ZGC (Zebrafish Gene Collection)
DGC (Drosophila Gene Collection)
XGC (Xenopus Gene Collection)
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ORFeome Collaboration was formed, in late 2005, to meet the need of the research community for an unrestricted source of fully sequence-validated full-ORF human cDNA clones in a format allowing easy transfer of the ORF sequences into virtually any type of expression vector. One of the main goal of the project is to provide at least one fully sequenced full-ORF clone for each of the ~18,500 currently defined human genes.

Clones ORFeome collaboration
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C. elegans ORFeome version 1.1 has proved invaluable as a worldwide model system for studies in developmental genetics and neurobiology...
Campylobacter. jejuni ORF Collection is the most commonly recognised cause of bacterial gastroenteritis in humans. Initial difficulties in culture requirements, and attempts at genetic modification held back the progress in understanding this organism compared to other enteric pathogens...

Clones C. elegansORFeome
Clones C. jejuniORF
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FANTOM™ 3 Collection: In the Laboratory of Dr. Hayashizaki at RIKEN Genome Science a large-scale project was undertaken, with the goal to clone and sequence full-length cDNA clones for all genes expressed from various mouse tissues. The project was entitled the Functional Annotation Of the Mouse (FANTOM). ...
FANTOM Mouse Clones
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Mouse cDNA - Set NIA 15K: This mouse cDNA clone set was prepared by Dr Minoru Ko and colleagues at the National Institute on Aging which is one of the 25 institutes and centres of the National Institutes of Health...
Mouse cDNA - Set NIA 7.4K:Individual bacterial clones, individual plates and complete plate sets are available for this resource.
This mouse cDNA clone set was prepared by Dr Minoru Ko and colleagues...
Mouse cDNA - NIA 15K Set
Mouse cDNA - NIA 7.4K Set
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Zebrafish EST: distribution of a zebrafish myoblast cDNA library (ZF_mu) constructed by Sarah Baxendale (Ingham Lab, MRC Centre for Developmental and Biomedical Genetics, University of Sheffield, UK)...
Zebrafish ESTs
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NIH Drosophila cDNA: This library was constructed by Brian Oliver at the National Institute of Diabetes and Digestive and Kidney Diseases (NIDDK) which is part of the National Institutes of Health (NIH) at Bethesda, MD, USA...
Drosophila Gene Collection (Berkeley): consortium of the Drosophila Genome Center, has produced over 240,000 ESTs derived from various tissues. The goal of the consortium includes full-insert sequencing and assembly of non-redundant cDNA clones...
Drosophila NIH cDNA Clones
Drosophila DGC Clones
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Xenopus tropicalis EST Project: a joint collaboration between the Sanger Institute and the Wellcome Trust/Cancer Research UK Gurdon Institute with the aim of supporting the X. tropicalis genetics and genomics effort...
Xenope ESTs
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UK Chicken Consortium EST Clones: This project to produce a large collection of EST clones from the chicken was funded by the BBSRC and was directed by colleagues at the Universities of Nottingham, Dundee and UMIST. Sequencing was by Incyte Genomics Inc..
Chicken ESTs
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C. elegans RNAi library: This Caenorhabditis elegans RNAi feeding library provided by Geneservice was constructed by Julie Ahringer's group at the The Wellcome CRC Institute, University of Cambridge, Cambridge, England...
C.elegans RNAi
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C. elegans ORF-RNAi Library v1.1: This ORF-based RNAi library is ideal for either high-throughput screening or individual knockdown experiments. This library contains 11,511 RNAi clones, which targets 10,953; 485 of these genes are targeted by 2 or more constructs, and therefore covers the potential knockdown of 55% of the 19,920 unique protein-coding genes predicted in "worm sequence" 112...
C.elegans ORF-RNAi
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Four CpG Island Libraries, Human, Mouse, Chicken and Pig. All are provided as 100µl aliquots containing 107 cells. More general information on CpG Islands and the CpG sequencing Project is available from the Sanger Centre. Individual human CpG Island Clones as sequenced by the Sanger Centre also available...

Aliquots ADN

Human CpG Island
C. elegans Promoterome library
C. elegans Fosmid library
Chicken BAC
Chicken CpG Island
Drosophila cosmid
Fugu BAC
Fugu Cosmid
Mouse BAC
Mouse CpG Island
Mouse PAC
Pig CpG Island

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Clones will be end sequenced before they are sent to you - you only pay for the clones that BLAST match with the I.M.A.G.E. id you requested. This risk free option saves you time when you get your clone and removes the chance of receiving one of the wrong clones that are inherent in all copies of the I.M.A.G.E library.
Successfully verified clones (>95% identity after quality clipping) will be shipped to you and we will include a BLAST report in the packet
No charge will be made for failed clones.

Clones - Sequence verified
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Human Domain Antibody Library (DAb library):
Availability of the Domain Antibody Phagemid library constructed by Dr Daniel Christ (formally of the MRC Laboratory of Molecular Biology, Cambridge UK and currently based at the Garvan Institute, Sydney, Australia).
Human Domain Antibody Library
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Also available:
Tomlinson I+J scFv
ATLAS scFv constructs or set
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Human TilePath Genomic Library
Enhance your understanding of genome research and development! Geneservice are pleased to announce the distribution of a fully indexed Human Tilepath library, constructed at Roswell Park Cancer Institute and The Wellcome Trust Sanger Institute....
Human TilePath BAC Clones
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Mouse bMQ BAC library
Distribution of a fully indexed mouse BAC library, constructed in Alan Bradley′s lab, The Wellcome Trust Sanger Institute, Hinxton, UK...
bMQ BAC library
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M.I.C.E.R.
Geneservice are happy to announce the distribution a second, fully indexed mouse resource, constructed in Alan Bradley′s lab, The Wellcome Trust Sanger Institute, Hinxton, UK...
Mouse MICER Clones
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Wide range of vectors available, expression vectors, lentiviral packaging vectors for RNAi, etc...

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Gene/Insert
Insert Species
Vector/Expression Type
Plasmids Stem Cell Research
Mammalian RNAi tools
Zinc Finger Consortium Vector Kit
S. cerevisiae Advanced Gateway Destination Vectors
Cell Migration Consortium Plasmids
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