Hifi hotstart dna polymerase
The HiFi HotStart DNA polymerase is a high-fidelity DNA polymerase designed for accurate DNA amplification. It exhibits reduced error rates compared to standard Taq DNA polymerases, making it suitable for applications that require high-precision DNA replication.
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Determining Genetic Phase Between SNPs
Expression and Purification of Mutant Human σ2 Receptors
Cloning and Expression of WT FlSp NT
Metagenomic Discovery of a Fish Polyomavirus
Monoclonal Antibodies for Apoptosis Signaling
Generating IVT-produced mRNA using DNA plasmids
Isolation of Pi54 Alleles from Tetep Cultivar
Targeted DNA Sequencing and Indel Analysis
Promoter-GUS Constructs for CV1 and CV2
Cloning and Expression of IRF6 Splice Variants
Plasmids for the expression of Splice Regulatory Factor 1 (pcDNA-FLAG-SF2; Addgene 99021) and Splice Regulatory Factor 2 (pcDNA3.1-SC35-cMyc; Addgene 44721) were separately co-transfected with the empty pET01 vector, or either the WT (c.921C) or mutant (c.921T) vectors into COS7 cells and total RNA was extracted two days post transfection (n = 6 per group), as described above. Following cDNA synthesis, PCR products were amplified as previously described, separated on a 1.2% agarose gel and quantified as above.
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