Melbourne/Ligation Protocol
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Latest revision as of 11:37, 28 September 2007
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- Applications: Ligate DNA fragments together
- Time to complete protocol: Overnight, 2 hours, or 10 minutes
- Lab time: 5 minutes
- Waiting time: Overnight, 2h, 10min
- Approximate cost of materials: $
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Method from primary and secondary reagents
Primary & secondary Reagents Required including controls
- T4 Ligase buffer 10X or T4 Ligase buffer 2X
- DNA for ligation
- T4 Ligase
- milliQ water
Method including controls
Add to a sterile 1.7ml Eppendorf
- Roughly an equal quantity of DNA fragments to be ligated together (usually 5ul of both vector and insert if gel-purified)
- 2ul of T4 Ligase buffer 10X or 10ul of T4 Ligase buffer 2X
- 1ul of T4 Ligase
- milliQ water to make up to 20ul
Incubate Overnight (if using 10X buffer) at 4 degrees, 2h or 5min (if using 2X buffer) at room temprature.
Equipement Required
- microcentrifuge: 1.7ml
- Pipettes
- Fridge
