In-Fusion Cloning mechanism
Clone any insert, with any vector, at any site. In-Fusion seamless cloning technology makes it easy! Here’s how.
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SmartChip Real-Time PCR System introduction
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ICELL8 introduction
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Technical notes
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- Protocol: High-throughput single cell DNA-seq
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Next-generation sequencing
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Single-cell RNA- and DNA-seq
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RNA-seq
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Stem cell research
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Gene editing in hiPS cells
- Tagging an endogenous gene with AcGFP1 in hiPS cells
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Protein research
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His-tag purification
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Protocols
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- Capturem nickel column reagent compatibility
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PCR
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Technical notes
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Cloning
- In-Fusion Cloning tools
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- Choosing a seamless cloning method
- Seamless cloning primer design
- In-Fusion Cloning applications collection
- Efficient cloning for sgRNA/Cas9 plasmids
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In-Fusion Cloning tech notes
- Simplified insertion of a GFP-encoding cassette into a 100-kb plasmid
- In-Fusion Cloning of sgRNAs
- Sequence accuracy in seamless cloning
- De novo insertion of small fusion protein tags
- Improving background over Gibson Assembly
- Rapid, high-throughput cloning for antibody development
- A successful alternative to ligation cloning
- Single- and multiple-insert cloning
- Direct cloning into large vectors
- Easy cloning into lentiviral vectors
- Outperforming TOPO cloning
- Solve a synthesis challenge with easy multiple-insert cloning
- In-Fusion Cloning citations
- EcoDry reagents and sustainability
- Mutagenesis with In-Fusion Cloning
- Efficient multiple-fragment cloning
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Traditional molecular cloning
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Restriction enzyme overview
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Restriction enzyme overview
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Nucleic acid purification
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Genomic DNA purification
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Real-time PCR
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Technical notes
- Unbiased preamplification of limited samples
- Accurate gene expression analysis with TB Green Premix Ex Taq II
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- Rapid qPCR analysis from blood samples using PrimeScript Reverse Transcriptase
- Monitoring siRNA knockdown
- qPCR without optimization using TB Green Premix Ex Taq
- Fast synthesis of cDNA templates for real-time RT-PCR
- Specific, consistent real-time PCR with TB Green Premix Ex Taq II
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Cloning learning center
Cloning is simple and elegant with In-Fusion seamless cloning technology. Its ligation-free protocol accommodates a wide range of applications, including single- and multiple-insert cloning, high-throughput cloning, and site-directed mutagenesis. With streamlined protocols, fast reaction times, and high accuracy, these kits minimize your experimental workload.
In-Fusion Cloning primer design tool | Traditional molecular cloning | Product information
In-Fusion Cloning mechanism
Clone any insert, with any vector, at any site. In-Fusion seamless cloning technology makes it easy! Here’s how.
Applications using In-Fusion Cloning
In-Fusion Cloning is beautifully versatile—learn about the different ways you can put it to work.
In-Fusion Cloning vs. other seamless cloning technologies
In-Fusion Cloning is the most elegant and simple seamless cloning technology available. Learn why.
In-Fusion Cloning resources
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