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Insert 2 single strand DNA into a vector - (Jun/20/2006 )

hi friends


i need help i have insert 2 single strand DNA(separately)

each one 90bp i want to clone it to vector 6 kb

but i got each of them separately

How can i make them double strand is there any protocol to do it ?


thank you

-maher-

hi
if vector is double strand (which i assume) and if you have cloned your "single strand" in this vector, that's a double strand !
may you explain little more about your exp? (vector at least...)

-fred_33-

if you check this link you may find a protocol that will work for your needs. there are kits available, as well as a handful of published homebrew methods

I think you need to generate double-stranded DNA before you can clone it. I also think you might want to consider adding restriction sites to your DNA, unless you wish to blunt the ends and clone it that way...there are many options

good luck

-aimikins-

my vectro is double strand (gwiz-blank) and i did not clone my "single strand" in this vector

i want to make the (2)single strand a double strand to ligate them in the vector

-maher-

ok
so procedure for that is annealing of oligos...
see this thread : http://www.protocol-online.org/forums/inde...880&#entry11880

-fred_33-

thank you very very very very very very very very very much

fred_33 and aimikins

-maher-

I do it jus like fred (STE buffer, 95° x 5 ', then rp)

With this protocol, the efficiency or alignment about 50 %.

For ligation I use 50 or 100 ng of vector and a lot of insert (alignment reaccion), around 0.5 or 1 ug . It work very good for me.

-aztecan princess-