PLoS ONEMolecular BiologyPeer-reviewed journal article
OverFlap PCR - a reliable approach for generation of plasmid DNA libraries containing random sequences without template bias.
Artis Linars, Ivars SilamiķelisiD, Dita GudrāiD, Ance RogaiD, Dāvids FrīdmanisiD
Abstract
Over the decades the improvement of naturally occurring proteins and creation of novel ones has been the primary goal for many practical biotechnology researchers and it is widely recognized that randomization of protein sequences coupled to various effect screening methodologies is one of the most powerful techniques for fast, efficient and purposeful approach for acquisition of desired improvements. Over the years considerable advancements have been made in this field, however development of PCR based or template guided methodologies has been hampered by the resulting template sequence bias. In this article we present novel whole plasmid amplification based approach, which we named OverFlap PCR, for randomization of virtually any region of the plasmid DNA, without introduction of mentioned bias.
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