strategy used to avoid multiple insert ligation and self ligation of vector?
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THE MOST BASIC STEP FOR PREVENTION OF SELF LIGATION IS CUTTING THE INSERT AND VECTOR WITH 2 DIFFERENT RESTRICTION ENZYMES, GENERATING FRAGMENTS WITH 2 DIFFERENT RESTRICTION SITES. Removing 5'-phosphate groups from the vectors using phosphatases (e.g. alkaline phosphatase), prevents self- ligation. dephosphorylated.
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THE MOST BASIC STEP FOR PREVENTION OF SELF LIGATION IS CUTTING THE INSERT AND VECTOR WITH 2 DIFFERENT RESTRICTION ENZYMES, GENERATING FRAGMENTS WITH 2 DIFFERENT RESTRICTION SITES. Removing 5'-phosphate groups from the vectors using phosphatases (e.g. alkaline phosphatase), prevents self- ligation. dephosphorylated.
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