QuikChange HT Protein Engineering System
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The QuikChange HT Protein Engineering System enables rapid protein directed evolution. A single process allows researchers to resolve structural and functional questions by creating libraries of rationally designed mutants for a wide array of applications.
The system can accurately target and mutate some or each position in 1 to 20 x 50 amino acid regions in less than twenty four hours. Large mutagenic libraries (from 100 to 120,000 user-defined sequences) can be efficiently built with free access to mutagenesis workspace software in eArray. Suitable for applications such as single amino acid scanning, codon saturation scanning, or targeted combinatorial mutagenesis.
The system can accurately target and mutate some or each position in 1 to 20 x 50 amino acid regions in less than twenty four hours. Large mutagenic libraries (from 100 to 120,000 user-defined sequences) can be efficiently built with free access to mutagenesis workspace software in eArray. Suitable for applications such as single amino acid scanning, codon saturation scanning, or targeted combinatorial mutagenesis.
For Research Use Only. Not for use in diagnostic procedures.
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Product Details
Features
- Enable protein directed evolution for a range of research applications
- Efficient design reduces screening costs, create only the mutations you want with all mutants retaining structural integrity
- Progress from DNA to colonies in less than 24 hours with QuikChange Lightning speed
- Quickly identify functional sites with Codon Saturation Mutagenesis across the entire protein
- Enable time and cost savings by facilitating only the mutations you want with all mutants retaining structural integrity
- Easily create libraries of rationally designed mutants for applications such as single amino acid scanning, site saturations scanning, or targeted combinatorial mutagenesis
- Design large mutagenic libraries (from 100 to 120,000 user-defined sequences) with free access to mutagenesis workspace software in eArray
How It Works
