Random subclone generation – CaCl competent cells

ID: 66

Group:

General Molecular Biology

Prepared by:

D. S. Waugh

Detail:

1 ng of uncut plasmid DNA typically produces 2-5 X 10^3 drug resistant
colonies when HB101, DH5, or NM522 cells are transformed using this
procedure. GM161 (dam-) and GM119 (dam-, dcm-) cells are ca. 50-fold
less efficient.

Year prepared: 1988

Date uploaded: 2010-02-26 14:31:03

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