Quikchange protocol
The QuikChange protocol is a site-directed mutagenesis method used to introduce specific mutations or insertions into double-stranded plasmid DNA. It utilizes a thermal cycling process and specialized DNA polymerase to amplify the target plasmid with the desired mutation.
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2 protocols using quikchange protocol
Site-specific cysteine replacements in YF1
Reverse Genetics for H7N7 Influenza Viruses
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