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Table of Contents
Protocols
Protocols describe specific procedures and provide detailed instructions for common wet lab tasks.01 Gibson Assembly: A Method for Cloning Multiple Genes Into a Plasmid
02 Cloning Genes: A Method for Cloning 1 or 2 Genes Into a Plasmid
03 Plasmid Miniprep: A Method for Extracting DNA from a Plasmid
04 Yeast DNA Extraction
05 Gel Electrophoresis: A Method for Analyzing Sizes of DNA Fragments
06 PCR Product Purification: A Method for Cleaning Up PCR Products
