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English: In cassette mutagenesis, a mutagenized double-stranded DNA fragment is used to replace a fragment of the gene of interest, resulting in a mutated copy of that gene. This diagram illustrates this process using Golden Gate Assembly, but other cloning methods such as Gibson Assembly and standard restriction/ligation cloning can be used as well. |
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| Author | Rob Hurt |
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