PCR: SOE, Bridge or Megaprimer?
John Ladasky
jladasky at pmgm.Stanford.EDU
Fri Oct 30 18:35:08 EST 1998
In article <boardman.3-3010981640170001 at path9.med.ohio-state.edu>,
Cindy Boardman <boardman.3 at osu.edu> wrote:
>Request for help:
>
>I am interested in expressing a chimeric protein and have been trying to
>create the junction between the two DNAs by PCR. I have tried Bridge, SOE
>and Megapriming PCR and have had no luck. Any generous and enlightened
>souls out there willing to save me?
I've made mutant proteins by PCR mutagenesis using the megaprimer
approach. It should be essentially the same as making a chimera. In my
experience the megaprimer works much better if it prepared to excess with
a blend of Taq and Pfu polymerase, and agarose gel purified.
Good luck!
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