Restriction enzyme VpaK11BI (VpaK11B I) | Isoschizomer of AvaII, Bme18I, Eco47I, SinI

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DNA Restriction Enzyme: VpaK11B I (AvaII)

G (A/T) C

C (T/A) G

Source: Vibrio parahaemolyticus 1743-1

Concentration: 4-12 units/µl

Supplied buffer: Basal

Reaction temperature: 30°C

Substrate for unit definition: lambda DNA

Effect of DNA methylation: Enzyme activity is affected by dcm methylase or CG methylase depending on the sequence following the recognition site.

Star activity: Unrelated site may often be cut in the presence of high concentration of glycerol, and at alkaline pH or low ionic strength.

TaKaRa follows a stringent QC process when manufacturing their restriction enzymes. Each lot of every enzyme undergoes four quality tests including: overdigestion, Genome DNA analysis, Ligation-Recutting and pKF3 Cloning.

VpaK11BI (AvaII)

Features

DNA Restriction Enzyme: VpaK11B I (AvaII)


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