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Started by Trond Erik Vee Aune
Wed, 06 Jun 2001 15:42
Error-prone PCR in directed evolution experiments
Author: Trond Erik Vee Aune
Date: Wed, 06 Jun 2001 15:42
Date: Wed, 06 Jun 2001 15:42
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Hi I am about to start directed evolution on a procaryot transcription factor, and I was planning to use error-prone PCR as the method to generate mutants of the gene. I have heard that stratagene has released a kit for this procedure, does anyone here have any experience with this kit? The problem, as I see it, is determining how many point mutations I want, setting up the reaction, and afterwards, finding out how many point mutations I actually got. This obviously calls for a good screening procedure. My primary objective is increased expression from the promotor, and the secondary is to redesign the trancription factor to accept different inducers. We have cloned the amp gene downstream of the promotor, so screening should be faily easy. Does anyone have any ideas, suggestions, help and hints? Especially the optimization of the PCR reaction seems time-consuming and tricky. Regards, Trond Erik Vee Aune
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