mung bean nuclease
Richard Daines
rdaines at q.continuum.net
Sun Dec 10 21:15:43 EST 1995
I'm a little confused...are you religating the mungbean digest and then
transforming into E. coli? If you are then the possible outcomes are: a
blunt end ligation (successful mungbean digesting) or remaining, unblunted
EcoRI sites coming back together (unsuccessful mungbean digestion).
Having tried a similar digest on an Nco-I site I can relate. I screened
about 40 colonies before finding what I thought was a correct one. Yes
the Nco-I site was gone but so was an extra base which created a fatal
frame shift.
Is it possible to dephosphorylate after the mungbean and blunt-end ligate
in an additional piece of DNA. This will cut down on the background.
If not possible, increase digestion time or reduce the amount of DNA.
More information about the Methods
mailing list