Cloning Competent Cell Strains
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- Can I store competent cells at -20°C instead of -80°C?
- Does New England Biolabs offer a methyltransferase free strain of Competent E.coli?
- Does New England Biolabs offer strains of Competent E.coli suited for protein expression?
- What are the advantages of New England Biolabs' competent cells?
- What does the growth curve of NEB Turbo cells look like compared to DH5α?
- What volume of DNA can be added into competent cells?
- Which kind of transformation tubes should be used?
- Why did Synthetic Biologist Chris Voigt of MIT choose NEB 10-beta for DNA assembly and cloning?
- What formats are competent cells available in?
- Which strain of Competent E.coli should I use for general cloning?
- 5 Minute Transformation Protocol (C2984)
- 5 Minute Transformation Protocol (C2987H/C2987I)
- 5 Minute Transformation Protocol (C2988)
- 5 Minute Transformation Protocol (C2992)
- 5 Minute Transformation Protocol using NEB 10-beta Competent E. coli (C3019H/C3019I)
- Electroporation Protocol (C2986)
- Electroporation Protocol (C2989)
- Electroporation Protocol (C3020)
- High Efficiency Transformation Protocol (C2984)
- High Efficiency Transformation Protocol (C2987H/C2987I)
- High Efficiency Transformation Protocol (C2992)
- High Efficiency Transformation Protocol using NEB 10-beta Competent E. coli (High Efficiency) (C3019H/C3019I)
- Subcloning Competent E.coli Transformation Protocol (C2988)
- Transformation Protocol (C2925)
- High Efficiency Transformation Protocol for 96-well format (C2987P)
- 5 Minute Transformation Protocol for NEB® Stable Competent E. coli (C3040H/C3040I)
- High Efficiency Transformation Protocol (C3040H)
- Protocol for cloning DNA containing repeat elements (C3040)
- High Efficiency Transformation Protocol (C3040I)
- 14 Minute Transformation Protocol (NEB #C2987H/C2987I)
- High Efficiency Transformation Protocol for 384-well format (C2987R)
- High Efficiency Transformation Protocol for 96-tube format (C2987U)
- Competent Cell Brochure
- Competent Cell Product Comparison
- Competent Cell Selection Guide
- Troubleshooting Transformation Reactions
- Additional E. coli Strain Genotypes
- Competent E. coli Genome Sequences Tool
- Electroporation Tips
- Genetic Markers
- Making Unmethylated (Dam- Dcm-) DNA
- McrA, McrBC and EcoKI Strain Phenotypes
- Restriction of Foreign DNA by E. coli K-12
Brochures
Selection Tools
Troubleshooting Guides
Usage Guidelines
- Free of animal products
- T1 phage resistance (fhuA2)
- Media and control plasmid included with most strains
- A variety of convenient formats, including single use transformation tubes and, on request, 96 well plates
- Bulk sales capabilities with custom packaging
- High transformation efficiencies
- EndA deficient for high quality plasmid preparation
- T1 phage resistant
- RecA deficient for reduced recombination of cloned DNA
- Free of animal products
- Suitable for blue/white screening
- Available as single-use tubes or multiple use aliquots
- Outgrowth media and control plasmid included
- Bulk sales capabilities with custom packaging formats
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