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Results from our forumPrimer dimer... (i) PCR Clean-up: A clean-up method to remove dNTPs, short oligo fragments, mineral oil, enzymes from a PCR reaction product. It does not eliminate unspecific bands and primer-dimers. The quality of ...
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Not understanding "rendered flush" concerning vectors... this often not the case, it is necessary to blunt the ends- if Klenow fragment of DNA polymerase is used (E.coli DNA polymerase I lacking the proofreading ... ends into the blunt ended vector. This is a more difficult cloning reaction than a cohesive-end cloning reaction.
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Re: genomic rescue construct from BAC DNAIf I were you, I wouldn't just add more DNA to the reaction. I've come to believe that if you can see it, you can clone it. Are you ... are the enzymes from? One thing you can do is treat one of your linear fragments with Calf Intestinal Alkalyn Phosphatase (CIP). This will stop re-ligation ...
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Re: How to isolate specific dna fragment? And can i use primers for pcr without electrophoresis ? You must use primers for PCR, no matter, what you do with the reaction afterwards ;) You can e.g. purify the amplicon by some spin columns or directly digest with RE and afterwards purify etc. ;)
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This might be a stupid question!! But I will ask anyways :D... of PCR is in this movie. Generally PCR amplify one or only a few fragment (multiplex PCR) in one reaction, although some can go way beyond either because of the awesome technical skill of ...
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