The Erase-a-Base® System is designed for the rapid construction of plasmid or M13 subclones containing progressive unidirectional deletions of any inserted DNA . The system is based on the procedure developed by Henikoff, in which exonuclease III (Exo III) is used to specifically digest insert DNA from a 5´ protruding or blunt end restriction site. The adjacent sequencing primer binding site is protected from digestion by a 4-base 3´ overhang restriction site or by an alpha-phosphorothioate-filled end. Mutagenesis protocols are provided for both double-stranded DNA (dsDNA ) and single-stranded DNA (ssDNA ). The mutagenesis reaction is initially transformed into a repair minus strain of E. coli (ES1301 mut S) to avoid selection against the desired mutation. A subsequent strain transfer into JM109 ensures proper segregation of mutant and wildtype plasmids and results in a high proportion of mutants. The Altered Sites® II Mutagenesis Systems allow consistently high mutagenesis frequencies (often >90%) using dsDNA or ssDNA. 点击下载pdf文件: Erase-a-Base System.pdf |
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