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Replicating eukaryotic DNA in prokaryotic cells can be problematic. Particular eukaryotic genes may contain inverted repeats or secondary structures, such as Z-DNA, that can be rearranged or deleted by E. coli DNA repair systems. The SURE competent cells are deficient in the E. coli genes involved in the rearrangement and deletion of DNA, thus improving cloning efficiencies of DNA containing irregular structures in prokaryoti…

Replicating eukaryotic DNA in prokaryotic cells can be problematic. Particular eukaryotic genes may contain inverted repeats or secondary structures, such as Z-DNA, that can be rearranged or deleted by E. coli DNA repair systems. The SURE competent cells are deficient in the E. coli genes involved in the rearrangement and deletion of DNA, thus improving cloning efficiencies of DNA containing irregular structures in prokaryoti…

Replicating eukaryotic DNA in prokaryotic cells can be problematic. Particular eukaryotic genes may contain inverted repeats or secondary structures, such as Z-DNA, that can be rearranged or deleted by E. coli DNA repair systems. The SURE competent cells are deficient in the E. coli genes involved in the rearrangement and deletion of DNA, thus improving cloning efficiencies of DNA containing irregular structures in prokaryoti…

Electroporation-competent cells capable of producing greater than 1 × 1010 transformants/µg of DNA. These electroporation-ready cells need only be thawed, mixed with DNA, and electroporated. TG1 electroporation-competent cells are recommended for preparation of phage display libraries.

TKB1 Competent Cells are derived from the BL21 strain and are intended for use with pET, pCAL or other T7 RNA promoter-based vectors. TKX1 Competent Cells are derived from the XL1-Blue strain and are intended for use with non-T7 promoter based vectors.

TKB1 Competent Cells are derived from the BL21 strain and are intended for use with pET, pCAL or other T7 RNA promoter-based vectors. TKX1 Competent Cells are derived from the XL1-Blue strain and are intended for use with non-T7 promoter based vectors.

These competent cells offer the highest transformation efficiencies available, enabling dramatically improved transformation efficiencies when cloning large plasmids and ligated DNA. 

These competent cells offer the highest transformation efficiencies available, enabling dramatically improved transformation efficiencies when cloning large plasmids and ligated DNA.

The XL1-Blue strains are an all-prupose line of competent cells that are ideal for routine cloning needs. 

The XL1-Blue strains are an all-prupose line of competent cells that are ideal for routine cloning needs. 

When DNA is methylated in a fashion unlike the bacterial host patterns, it is cleaved by the E. coli host restriction systems. 

When DNA is methylated in a fashion unlike the bacterial host patterns, it is cleaved by the E. coli host restriction systems. 

When DNA is methylated in a fashion unlike the bacterial host patterns, it is cleaved by the E. coli host restriction systems.

When DNA is methylated in a fashion unlike the bacterial host patterns, it is cleaved by the E. coli host restriction systems. 

When DNA is methylated in a fashion unlike the bacterial host patterns, it is cleaved by the E. coli host restriction systems. 

The XL1-Blue strains are an all-prupose line of competent cells that are ideal for routine cloning needs. 

The XL1-Blue strains are an all-prupose line of competent cells that are ideal for routine cloning needs.

These competent cells enable a highly efficient, rapid, and reproducible method for introducing random mutations in a cloned gene of interest. This method involves propagating the cloned gene into XL1-Red Competent Cells; an Escherichia coli strain which is deficient in three of the primary DNA repair pathways.

When DNA is methylated in a fashion unlike the bacterial host patterns, it is cleaved by the E. coli host restriction systems. Cleavage of DNA before host replication creates libraries that lack complete representation. 

The XL1-Blue strains are an all-prupose line of competent cells that are ideal for routine cloning needs. 

Yeast host strain glycerol stocks for protein expression and CytoTrap or HybriZAP Yeast Two-Hybrid Systems.  Provided in a vial containing a 0.5 mL glycerol stock  Avoids the problem of low viability associated with stab vial cultures  Ideal yeast protein expression host strains  Includes strains for CytoTrap and HybriZAP 2.1 yeast-two hybrid systems

Yeast host strain glycerol stocks for protein expression and CytoTrap or HybriZAP Yeast Two-Hybrid Systems.  Provided in a vial containing a 0.5 mL glycerol stock  Avoids the problem of low viability associated with stab vial cultures  Ideal yeast protein expression host strains  Includes strains for CytoTrap and HybriZAP 2.1 yeast-two hybrid systems

A collection of classic strains and competent cells.

A collection of classic strains and competent cells.

A collection of classic strains and competent cells.