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Quick Tips - Why do I have so many wildtype colonies?
This video explains why you might have a large number of wildtype colonies following site-directed mutagenesis and transformation.
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Learn how to make a master mix of the NEBNext Ultra II FS DNA reaction buffer and enzyme mix.
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Learn how electrocompetent cells and chemically competent cells differ in the way uptake of DNA is achieved.
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This video explains when it's necessary to use a long incubation time for your ligation reaction.
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This video explains the best temperature at which to perform your ligation reaction.
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This video explains the source of a potential white precipitate in your T4 DNA ligase buffer.