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| + | == IGEM Toolkits == | ||
| + | IGEM teams have started to investigate the possibility to make multiple-gene insert for their project as to bring the cloning project from single gene level to multiple gene level. However, current Biobrick Standard vectors are not designed for multiple-insert cloning. Thus, UW IGEM team decided to research on methods to improve the situation and two "toolkits" were developed as a result. | ||
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| + | == Gibson Vector Toolkit == | ||
| + | As a continuation of last year's [https://2010.igem.org/Team:Washington/Tools_Used/Next-Gen_Cloning UW IGEM project], we created and submitted several plasmid backbones that are Gibson Cloning Friendly a.k.a pGA vectors. | ||
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| + | == Magnetosome Toolkit == | ||
| + | ..Alicia will work on it. | ||
Revision as of 23:22, 19 September 2011
IGEM Toolkits
IGEM teams have started to investigate the possibility to make multiple-gene insert for their project as to bring the cloning project from single gene level to multiple gene level. However, current Biobrick Standard vectors are not designed for multiple-insert cloning. Thus, UW IGEM team decided to research on methods to improve the situation and two "toolkits" were developed as a result.
(icon of a "toolkit" )
Gibson Vector Toolkit
As a continuation of last year's UW IGEM project, we created and submitted several plasmid backbones that are Gibson Cloning Friendly a.k.a pGA vectors.
Magnetosome Toolkit
..Alicia will work on it.
