Pmei fastdigest restriction enzymes
PmeI FastDigest restriction enzymes are a type of molecular biology tool used for the cleavage of DNA sequences. They recognize and cleave a specific DNA sequence, enabling precise DNA manipulation and analysis. The core function of these enzymes is to facilitate targeted DNA fragmentation for various research and diagnostic applications.
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2 protocols using pmei fastdigest restriction enzymes
Optogenetic Regulation of YAP1-1δ
Optogenetic Regulation of YAP1 Localization
Mammalian cell culture and transfection The Nuclear/cytoplasmic ratio was measured using Fiji by drawing a region of interest (ROI) around the cell as well as its nucleus. A macro plugin was used to mask the nucleus from the cytoplasm to calculate the mean intensity in the nucleus and cytoplasm based on the ROI drawn.
Nucleus was demarcated by region without mCherry signal in cells at t = 0 min and region with highest level of mCherry in zebrafish embryos at t = 20 min. Laser power at the focal point was measured using a power meter (Thorlabs).
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