Team:Grenoble/Biology/Protocols/Ligation

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                 close tubes after putting the different reagents. DNA is more sensitive to its environment while it is not circulared in a plasmid and introduced
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Ligation

Goal

Assembling two DNA fragments.

Protocol

Following are the instructions from the NEB website.

  1. Set up the water bath at 16°C.

  2. In an eppendorf tube, introduce :
    • 1 µL of T4 DNA ligase
    • 2 µL of T4 DNA ligase buffer (10X)
    • 4 µL of DNA vector
    • 12 µL of DNA insert
    • to 20 µL of water

    SAFETY AND USEFUL RECOMMANDATION
    Those products are not dangerous at first sight, but in case of spreading or contacts with any part of the body, it is recommended to wash this part and to dry it after. Use a different pipette tip for each sample. It is also important to close tubes after putting the different reagents. DNA is more sensitive to its environment while it is not circulared in a plasmid and introduced into a cell. Therefore, a spreading has very few chances to lead to any bad consequences.

  3. Put the eppendorf tube into the water bath.

  4. Incubate at 16°C for 10 minutes.

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