All human and mice ORF clones and related Lentivirus, AAV particles and recombinant proteins provided by GeneCopoeia are fully sequenced using Sanger sequencing by capillary electrophoresis and Amino Acid Sequences are guaranteed to be matched with NCBI database.

How do I remove a stop codon of a full-length ORF that will be used to generate C-terminal tagged fusion protein?

Answer: You can make a point mutation to remove the stop codon. There are more than 35,000 full length ORFs have been constructed with a tag at their 3' ends, such as eGFP and HA, there are more than 10 types you can choose (https://www.genecopoeia.com/tech/omicslink/). You can request us to remove the stop codon and clone it into the vector(s) of your interest at a small fee.