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DNA Joining method
John Shine
- 21 Apr 1978
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TL;DR: In this paper, a selected portion of DNA molecules having reactant ends which are capable of being joined in a ligase catalyzed reaction are pretreated so a to remove the 5'-terminal phosphate groups.
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Abstract: A selected portion of DNA molecules having reactant ends which are capable of being joined in a ligase catalyzed reaction are pretreated so a to remove the 5'-terminal phosphate groups. Such a treatment reduces the frequency of joining an undersired combination and enhances the frequency of joining the desired combination.
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