restriction digestion of PCR product for cloning
Koen De Smet
k.desmet at nospam.ic.ac.uk
Thu Oct 2 09:40:23 EST 1997
Matthew Knight wrote:
>
> I am having problems digesting a PCR product which has restriction enzyme
> sites placed into the PCR primers, thus they are very close to the end of
> the PCR product.
>
> Does anyone have any suggestions on how I can be sure that the
> restriction enzyme is going to cut the PCR product. And will the
> restriction enzyme cut with the sequence being so close to the end of the
> product (i.e. about 5 or 6 bases)
>
> Thanks in advance
>
> Matthew Knight
The appendix of the New England Biolabs catalogue contains relevant info
on cutting near the end of PCR products.
If you cannot cut, you can first clone the PCR product (without
digesting) in a vector with blunt ends (or T-A sticky ends for a Taq
product), and cut the insert out.
Koen De Smet
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