Assembling DNA Plasmids with the Multi-Kingdom (MK) Cloning System.

Q4 Biochemistry, Genetics and Molecular Biology Methods in molecular biology Pub Date : 2025-01-01 DOI:10.1007/978-1-0716-4220-7_26
Sarina Scoville, David M Chiasson
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The Golden Gate cloning technique is used to assemble DNA parts into higher-order assemblies. Individual parts containing compatible overhangs generated by type IIS restriction enzymes are joined together using DNA ligase. The technique enables users to assemble custom transcription units (TUs) for a wide array of experimental assays. Several Golden Gate cloning systems have been developed; however, they are typically used with a narrow range of organisms. Here we describe the Multi-Kingdom (MK) cloning system that allows users to generate DNA plasmids for use in a broad range of organisms.

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使用多王国(MK)克隆系统组装 DNA 质粒。
金门克隆技术用于将 DNA 部件组装成高阶组件。含有由 IIS 型限制酶产生的兼容悬垂的单个部分通过 DNA 连接酶连接在一起。该技术使用户能够为各种实验检测组装定制的转录单元(TU)。目前已开发出几种金门克隆系统,但它们通常只用于范围较窄的生物。在这里,我们介绍了多王国(MK)克隆系统,它允许用户生成用于多种生物的 DNA 质粒。
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Methods in molecular biology
Methods in molecular biology Biochemistry, Genetics and Molecular Biology-Genetics
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