E coli dna ligase
E. coli DNA ligase is an enzyme that catalyzes the formation of phosphodiester bonds between adjacent 3'-hydroxyl and 5'-phosphate termini in double-stranded DNA molecules. This enzyme is commonly used in molecular biology applications to join DNA fragments.
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Simultaneous Soil RNA and DNA Extraction
RNA-Seq Library Preparation Protocol
Second-Strand cDNA Synthesis and Purification
Second Strand cDNA Synthesis Protocol
Next, 2.5 μL (10 U) of T4 DNA Polymerase I was added to the mixture and the mixture was incubated for another 5 minutes at 16°C. The composition of the reaction mixture used for the second strand cDNA synthesis is presented in
Modified CEL-Seq2 with Reduced Volumes
Instead of 1.2 μl vapor lock as hydrophobic encapsulation barrier mineral oil (Sigma, M8410-100ML) was used. For cDNA first-strand synthesis, Protoscript II and Protoscript II Reaction Buffer (NEB, M0368L) as well as murine RNase-Inhibitor (NEB, M0314S) was used instead of SuperScript II reverse transcriptase, first-strand synthesis buffer and RnaseOUT. Escherichia coli DNA polymerase I, E. coli DNA ligase, RNase H (Invitrogen; 18,021,071) and 5 × second-strand buffer were replaced with E. coli DNA polymerase (NEB, M0209L), E. coli DNA ligase (NEB, M0205L), RNaseH (NEB, M0297S), and 10 × Second-Strand Buffer (NEB, B6117S) respectively.
The water volume was adjusted to adequately dilute the 10x second-strand buffer. After second-strand synthesis, 96 wells were pooled, which results in 96 single cells per library.
The library preparation was performed as previously described [43 ], but by using Protoscript II, Protoscript II Reaction Buffer, and murine RNase-Inhibitor as mentioned above instead of SuperScript II reverse transcriptase, first-strand synthesis buffer, and RnaseOUT.
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