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This method is used to inexpensively prepare home-made competent cells of E. coli. The transformation efficiency is at the high end of chemical-efficient competent cells, and close to library-efficient competent cells.
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[Abstract] This method is used to inexpensively prepare home-made competent cells of E. coli. The transformation efficiency is at the high end of chemical-efficient competent cells, and close to library-efficient competent cells.
Keywords: Competent cells, E coli, Chemical competent cells, Rubidium chloride
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Steven CummingsOhio State University
Hello,I tried to follow the link in your references section but could not get it to work. Do you by any chance have a different link?Thanks a lot!Steven
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Xiyan Li (Author)Department of Genetics,Stanford University
Sorry, I don't have it.You may ask the PI if you really want an original copy.
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Hongjiu DaiGenscript
when we prepare some vectors, some fragments have toxin genes and sequences. My may be hard to get vector amplification in E.coli. Do you think your super competent cells could solve this problem, thanks
No, i won't help.What you need is a suitable host strain that us more tolerant.I would also try low copy number plasmid and low culture temperature, e.g. 30C or even 25C.