Site directed mutagenesis - several different multiple mutations (Jul/11/2008 )
Hello,
does anybody known a good method to introduce several different multiple mutations (up to 7 bases)?
I haven't used completely overlapping primers (as suggested by QuickChange site directed mutagenesis protocol), but primers complementing each other at the 5'-terminus and with at least 8 non overlapping bases at the 3' terminus (as suggested by Zheng et al. 2004) and the PCR doesn't work....
Any suggestions? (The template is 6 kb, the primers Tm is between 70C and 80C, the anealing temperature I use is 52C with Pfu polymerase).
Thanks!
Drosy
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QUOTE (Drosy @ Jul 11 2008, 07:24 AM)
Hello,
does anybody known a good method to introduce several different multiple mutations (up to 7 bases)?
I haven't used completely overlapping primers (as suggested by QuickChange site directed mutagenesis protocol), but primers complementing each other at the 5'-terminus and with at least 8 non overlapping bases at the 3' terminus (as suggested by Zheng et al. 2004) and the PCR doesn't work....
Any suggestions? (The template is 6 kb, the primers Tm is between 70C and 80C, the anealing temperature I use is 52C with Pfu polymerase).
Thanks!
Drosy
does anybody known a good method to introduce several different multiple mutations (up to 7 bases)?
I haven't used completely overlapping primers (as suggested by QuickChange site directed mutagenesis protocol), but primers complementing each other at the 5'-terminus and with at least 8 non overlapping bases at the 3' terminus (as suggested by Zheng et al. 2004) and the PCR doesn't work....
Any suggestions? (The template is 6 kb, the primers Tm is between 70C and 80C, the anealing temperature I use is 52C with Pfu polymerase).
Thanks!
Drosy
Check these links:
http://search.vadlo.com/b/q?sn=158621799&a...nesis&rel=0
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