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| Dear all, I am an undergraduate student so my experience with yeast is limited. I am looking for ways to delete or mutate cln1, cln2 and cln3 genes from budding yeast for my project. I did some research and I found site directed mutagenesis is a good option. But my time is limited. I need to get it done about 3-4 months. I would really appreciate if someone could give a time estimate of doing site directed mutagenesis on these 3 genes or give me ideas about which other methods I should look into. Or is it possible to purchase such strains from the market? I am really looking forward to hearing from you. Thank you. Mehmet Cetin |
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