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In silico cloning - Bits.vib.be

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You also get a list of primers. Again deselect Gene from Annotation types settings.<br />

Save the resulting sequence as it will <strong>be</strong> the input to the next part of the Gateway <strong>cloning</strong> workflow.<br />

When you open the sequence again, you may need to switch on the relevant annotation types to<br />

show the sites and primer additions.<br />

4.2 Create entry clones (BP)<br />

The next step in the Gateway <strong>cloning</strong> workflow is to recombine the attB-flanked sequence of interest<br />

into an entry vector to create an entry clone, the so-called BP reaction. First, you have to download<br />

the entry vector (pDONR221) from <strong>In</strong>vitrogen’s web site (in the MultiSite Gateway® Three-<br />

Fragment Vector Construction Kit; http://igene.invitrogen.com/products/selector/vectors) and import<br />

it into the CLC Main Work<strong>be</strong>nch if it’s not yet present in the Cloning vector library folder in the<br />

Cloning folder in the Navigation Area.<br />

Expand the Cloning vector library folder and you see pDONR221 at the bottom of the list.

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