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| Hi all, My ligation is not working. I am trying to subclone an insert from one construct to another plasmid. Using T4 NEB and used different ratios and ligation incubation times. I have also tried highly competent bacteria to no avail. please help me! ![]() |
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| Hello there, I tend to do my ligations with less DNA as it may be toxic to bacteria: Try using 50ng vector and ~3-fold molar excess of insert. I am almost always doing 3-way ligations which is why I use so much DNA. I think you should be able to get away with less but these amounts work reliably for me. Try this formula with 50ng vector: Cheers ![]() |
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