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[Seeking advise] About locating a sequence from vectorModerator: BioTeam
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[Seeking advise] About locating a sequence from vectorHi there.
Since the result from my sequencing reaction is unsatisfactory, I would like to locate the target sequence via comparing my sequence with an official vector sequence. So that I might get an idea about where the target/inserted sequence could roughly be. Does it sound like a good idea? or do you have any better ideas if you were me? Thank you very much! PS. Since the experimental period of my project is passed, I can't do any more experiments
The complete sequence of vectors is usually available through the manufacturer website. If you used PCR II from invitrogen (as another post suggests) it is definitely on thei website.
Patrick
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