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We know how important flexibility within molecular biology is, however setting up a standard often entails rigidity.
We therefore here provide a guide on how to customize the Plug’n’Play assembly standard.


When do you need to customize the system?

• When a desired biological part is not yet a part of the Plug’n’Play with DNA kit
• When scar-free assembly is required (e.g. protein fusion)
• When you want to introduce mutations

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