Hotstart q5
The HotStart Q5 is a high-fidelity DNA polymerase that requires heat activation before it can amplify DNA. This ensures specificity and reduces the formation of non-specific products during setup and early PCR cycles.
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Quantification of Normal and Aberrant Transcripts
Rapid Plasmid Cloning in V. natriegens
In the KLD reaction (NEB KLD Enzyme Mix), pDS5.30 is PCR amplified using primers TransientKan_F and DelGFP_R in order to excise the GFP sequence from pDS5.30, producing plasmid pDS5.44 and an easy-to-visualize change from green to white cells. This PCR product is used directly in the KLD reaction without further cleaning, per the manufacturer’s instruction. In both, 2 μL of reaction product is added directly to the competent cells in media, just as with plasmid DNA in the previously described NPT protocol.
Miniprep extraction of plasmid DNA from V. natriegens was accomplished using the E.Z.N.A Plasmid DNA Mini Kit I produced by Omega Bio-Tek, following the manufacturer’s instructions.
For the demonstration of producing single colonies within a standard workday, colonies are imaged using an Azure Biosystems Gel Imaging System. The image contrast is altered in order to highlight the presence of colonies and facilitate measurement of their size.
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