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Fast Mutagenesis System

Catalog Number: FM111-01

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This product uses methylated plasmid as the template with partially overlapping primers (both containing the mutation) and

2× TransStart® FastPfu Fly PCR SuperMix for amplification. The PCR products are subjected to in vitro digestion with

DMT enzyme and in vitro degradation by DMT Chemically Competent Cells to remove the non‑mutated parental plasmid.

The system features high mutation efficiency and a simple workflow.


Storage
DMT Chemically Competent Cell at -70℃ or below for one year, others at -18℃ or below for two years


Shipping
Dry ice (-70℃)

Product Composition


ComponentFM111-01 (10 rxns)FM111-02 (20 rxns)
TransStart® FastPfu Fly PCR SuperMix250 μl500 μl
DMT Enzyme (10 units/μl)10 μl20 μl
DMT Chemically Competent Cell10×50 μl20×50 μl
Nuclease-free Water1 ml1 ml
SControl Plasmid (5 ng/μl)10 μl20 μl
SControl Primers (10 μM )10 μl20 μl


References

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