Best vector for cloning of Taq-generated PCR products

[Deb Britt]

We've been using Novagen's "perfectly blunt" kit for PCR product cloning. 
For products generated with Taq polymerase, there is a 40 minute enzyme
treatment step, then ligation.  You can also clone products generated with
proofreading pols.  We've been quite satisfied with the system.

Deb Britt

In article <199709120613.XAA29485 at net.bio.net>, boernke at IPK-Gatersleben.de
(Frederik Boernke) wrote:

> Hi all!
> 
> We rountinely use pGEM-T for cloning of our Taq-generated PCR
> Products, but sometimes the effeciency seems to be not very reproduceable.
> May be this depends on several freeze thaw cycles. Also I think
> the MCS is not really satisfying, maybe at least some of the routinely
> used restrictionenzymes should cut.
> What are youre experiences, specially with the use of other T-tailed
> vectors.
> May be this has discussed here a trillion times, but why not do it again?
> 
> Ricky
> 
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-- 
Deborah Britt, Ph.D.
Department of Medical Oncology
Rhode Island Hospital