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![[in silico assembly of pYPKa_A_ATF1-20240709173627486.png]]
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Find The **[AjiI](http://rebase.neb.com/rebase/enz/AjiI.html)** has the same specificity as the enzymes(or **[BtrI](http://rebase.neb.com/rebase/enz/BtrI.html)** or **[BmgBI](http://rebase.neb.com/rebase/enz/BmgBI.html)**). Use the Enzymes>Enzyme selector option and try to find the AjiI restriction site.
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You can also use the Edit>Find or CTRL-F search to find the recognition sequence of the enzyme (CACGTC).
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You can also use the Edit>Find or CTRL-F search to find the recognition sequence of the enzyme (CACGTC).
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If **AjiI** is not available in the enzyme selection of ApE, try to find **BtrI** instead.
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> [!IMPORTANT]
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> Paste only the DNA sequence of the PCR product, do not include the FASTA header.
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## 3. Analyze result
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## 3. Analyze resul
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Calculate the **size** and complete **seguid checksum** of the resulting plasmid.
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```
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>f1800
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tctgcaataATGggtTTGTGTTCAGTAATTCAGAGA
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--K528---
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--K528--- gly
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The primer above has the K528 Kozak sequence, a start codon and a glycine codon followed by the new primer sequence. The Pydnaweb [WebPCR](https://pydnaweb.streamlit.app/pcr) simulator confirms the annealing of the primers (below) and also provides a suitable PCR program for two kinds of DNA polymerases (not shown).
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The primer above has the K528 Kozak sequence, a start codon and a glycine codon followed by the new primer sequence.
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The Pydnaweb [WebPCR](https://pydnaweb.streamlit.app/pcr) simulator confirms the annealing of the primers (below) and also provides a suitable PCR program for two kinds of DNA polymerases (not shown).
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5TTGTGTTCAGTAATTCAGAGA...TGGAAAAGACTCTCATCTAA3
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3ACCTTTTCTGAGAGTAGATT5
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5tctgcaataATGggtTTGTGTTCAGTAATTCAGAGA3
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3AACACAAGTCATTAAGTCTCT...ACCTTTTCTGAGAGTAGATT5
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Genes can be cloned by gap repair in the Yeast Pathway Kit system instead of cloning into pYPKa. The primer tails below provide the PCR product with flanking homology to the promoter and terminator.
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