Silent ClaI sites - info ?
Michael Benedik
bchs1b at Elroy.UH.EDU
Thu Sep 23 01:10:41 EST 1993
In article <jjw-230993123321 at 150.203.39.67>, jjw at rsbs1.anu.edu.au (Jeremy Weinman) writes:
>Silent ClaI sites
>
>Does anybody out there in netland know of any info (published or otherwise)
>on why ClaI sometimes doesn't recognize a ClaI site? We've got some clones
>which we have been mapping and we have a cla site that cuts on the basis of
>some unknown or perhaps archane variable, seemingly regardless of how well
>other cla sites in the clone are cutting. Any thoughts?
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>Dr. Jeremy Weinman Email:
>jjw at rsbs1.anu.edu.au
>Plant Microbe Interaction Group Phone: 61 6 2495051
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>Australian National University Snail: PO Box 475,
>Canberra,
> ACT 2601, AUSTRALIA
When a dam methylation site (GATC) overlaps a ClaI site, then
the site will not cut, unless your DNA was prepared from a dam- E.coli
host.
(Not cut actually means cuts poorly or not at all depending upon the
DNA prep, probably due to how completely sites were methylated)
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