A comparison between AgeI and BshTI

[Duncan Clark]

Historians believe that in newspost 
<3D11AC6C.4020900 at chembio.REMOVETHISBEFOREREPLYING.ntnu.no> on Thu, 20 
Jun 2002, Trond Erik Vee Aune 
<trondaun at chembio.REMOVETHISBEFOREREPLYING.ntnu.no> penned the following 
literary masterpiece:
>The database could only list those enzymes commercially available (the 
>others are of no interest in this context), and it doesn't have to be 
>complete with all enzymes at the beginning. Only when someone has 
>specific experiences with a particular enzyme shuld it be added to the 
>list. Optimally users could themselves add detailed comments to each 
>enzyme. At least such a database would be very useful to inexperienced 
>cloners...
>
>I'll give you an URL to a prototype of such a database when I've made it...

Then talk to Rich Roberts at NEB and ask if he can put an extra addition 
to REBASE. NEB co-ordinate all RE data (you can't have people naming 
different enzymes the same etc.) and that is the best place to have such 
info. If you need an e-mail address for Rich, let me know.

Duncan
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Duncan Clark
GeneSys Ltd.