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

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Yeast Colony PCR

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Yeast colony PCR is used to amplify fragments from the yeast genome as well as transformed plasmids. Here it is used to verify that the correct DNA-bait is upstream of both reporters when preparing integrant strains in Protocol 1, to verify the identity of yeast transformed with DB-bait constructs in Protocol 2, and to amplify the inserts from interacting library clones during gap-repair retesting. This protocol takes 2 d to complete.


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