NdeI (6) pTAPKan1 KpnI (21) BamHI (26) NheI (35)

Source URL: mendel.imp.ac.at

BE.B3GnT5 Knockout Design 5’ BamHI 12.5k Wild type

Source URL: glycomics.scripps.edu

cDNA cloning primers FUS_F_EcoRI GTTGGAATTCGTTGCTTGCTT FUS_R_BamHI TATGGATCCATACGGCCTCTCCCTGCGATCCTG FUSA_F_XhoI TATACTCGAGCGCGGACATGGCCTCAAACG FUSA_R_BamHI TATTGGATCCACTCCACCTCCACCTC

Source URL: www.biomedcentral.com

Nucleotide Sequence for Inverse Pericam Note: numbering refers to amino acid residues, not nucleotides. Note: this sequence is directly preceded by a BamHI site w/frame-shift, G GAT CCG[removed]AAG AGG CGC TGG AAG AAA AAC

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NEBcutter[removed]:36 PM Maximum 2 cutters [Back to main

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• BamHI
• GATC
• Comm
• Isocaudomer
• Restriction enzymes
• Biotechnology
• Molecular biology

Notes on the AAV2 vectors

Source URL: www.tsienlab.ucsd.edu

• Biochemistry
• BglII
• EcoRI
• SV40
• HindIII
• BamHI
• Citrine
• Kozak
• Vector
• Biology
• Molecular biology
• Restriction enzymes

2′-O-methyl nucleotide modified DNA substrates influence the cleavage efficiencies of BamHI and BglII ZHAOXUE TONG1( BIN ZHAO2( GUOJIE ZHAO1( HONG SHANG3 and YIFU GUAN1,* 1 Key Laboratory of Medical Cell Biology (Mini

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• Restriction enzymes
• Biotechnology
• Genetics
• Endonuclease
• BglII
• Nuclease
• DNA
• Genome engineering
• Methyltransferase
• Biology
• Molecular biology
• Biochemistry