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| I am trying to amplify a 1.8kb insert from a clone, using Pfu. I have standardized the conditions by using Taq. i used a graditent from 50-60 degrees, and i got the desired amplicon for all temperatures. the weird part is reaction just does not seem to work with pfu. i have tried changing template concentration from 1 pg-500g, i have varied MgCl2 concentration as well, and i have also tried using a gradient. i am completely and totally out of clue as to what might be going on. i have also tried Vent and Deep Vent, without any luck. Please Help! |
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| Stratagene's PFU, right? Well, this Taq has a "special" protocol for it to work. I recommend you to look to the data sheet that comes with the enzyme. The protocol is specified there. Stratagene's PFU-HS II works at 68º C. Anyway if you're not using this PFU, the protocol for your polymerase should come with the enzyme, or you can get it online. Cheers! |
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| This should probably be stickied somewhere in the forum as this kind of question has come up several times. Pfu is less efficient and sensitive than Taq. Start with a range of temperature lower than the one you obtained with Taq, and don't skimp on the Pfu amount (follow the manufacturer's recommendations). |
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