Our goal is for all TRiP Stocks constructed in VALIUM10 to be available at the Bloomington Drosophila Stock Center (BDSC) at a reasonable time-point following production. If a TRiP stock is not available at the BDSC, please contact Laura Holderbaum (lholderbaum@genetics.med.harvard.edu) and the TRiP facility at HMS will send it to you. If you are requesting more than five TRiP stocks please list them in an Excel file with a column for the CG# and a column for the TRiP#.
If use of any of the TRiP stocks or reagents results in data that is included in a manuscript for publication, the TRiP requests that a version of the following statement be included in the Acknowledgements section: "We thank the TRiP at Harvard Medical School (NIH/NIGMS R01-GM084947) for providing transgenic RNAi fly stocks and/or plasmid vectors used in this study."
The following TRiP Toolbox stocks are available at the BDSC. The Toolbox is the set of fly lines used to generate the RNAi transgenic lines, as well as GAL4 lines used by the TRiP that contain UAS-dicer2 to enhance the knock-down.
Click here to download an .XLS file
of a current list of TRiP stocks
... ...please note that this file includes gene names and primers... ...
Many TRiP transgenic fly stock hairpins in the VALIUM10 vector are available at the Bloomington Drosophila Stock Center. Newly generated stocks are being sent to BDSC on a regular basis.
The following is a list of the TRiP stocks that have been generated. This list will be updated as new stocks are added to the collection. Only stocks in VALIUM10 will be available through the BDSC. If you are interested in any of the stocks constructed in VALIUM1 contact the TRiP.
If use of any of the TRiP stocks results in data that is included in a manuscript for publication, the TRiP requests that a version of the following statement be included in the Acknowledgements section: "We thank the TRiP at Harvard Medical School (NIH/NIGMS R01-GM084947) for providing transgenic RNAi fly stocks used in this study."
The TRiP welcomes feedback on the lines you have received. In particular, we appreciate information relevant to the efficiency and specificity of knockdown (e.g., whether or not an expected phenotype is observed). This information will allow us to troubleshoot and plan for future RNAi lines. Please send feedback to TRiP@flyrnai.org.
