Molecular Cloning Fourth Edition, A Laboratory Manual, by Michael R. Green and Joseph Sambrook

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Cycle-Sequencing Reactions

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Cycle sequencing is used for direct sequencing of clones to identify a mutation or structure of interest. Here the template is typically prepared from plasmid minipreps (described in Protocol 1). For sequencing reactions, amplicons, prepared as described in Protocol 2, are sequenced individually with each of the two primers used in the LongAmp amplification reactions. Both template preparations use primers designed specifically for targetseither for direct sequencing or for validation.


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