RT-PCR problem

[Duncan Clark]

Historians believe that in newspost 
<mailman.1039.1170432668.19683.methods At net.bio.net> on Fri, 2 Feb 2007, 
Cuifeng Yin <cuifeng At gmail.com> penned the following literary 
masterpiece:
>Anybody has any idea why this happened? Since I need to express the
>gene in E. coli, I can not use the product from Taq, which tend to
>give many mutations.

We tend to use Phusion nowadays in place of Pfu. Doesn't 'go for' the 
primers as much as Pfu so tends to be easier to get working - in fact it 
is very rare for Phusion PCRs to ever need playing with.

Duncan
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Duncan Clark
GeneSys Ltd.