Methods of Random Mutagenesis and Methods of Modifying Nucleic Acids Using Translesion DNA Polymerases
AssigneeInvitrogen Corporation
InventorsGary GERARD, Zhihao QIU, Martin GLEESON
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AssigneeInvitrogen Corporation
InventorsGary GERARD, Zhihao QIU, Martin GLEESON
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The invention is related generally to methods of amplifying or synthesizing or producing nucleic acid molecules using Translesion DNA polymerases. In particular, the invention relates to methods of introducing a random mutation into a nucleic acid and encoded polypeptide using Translesion DNA polymerases. The invention also relates to methods of introducing a modified nucleotide into a nucleic acid using Translesion DNA polymerases. The invention also relates to mutagenized and modified nucleic acid molecules and proteins produced by these methods, and to fragments or derivatives thereof. The invention also relates to vectors and host cells comprising mutagenized nucleic acid molecules, fragments, or derivatives. The invention also relates to the use of mutagenized nucleic acid molecules to produce desired polypeptides and uses of modified nucleic acid molecules to analyze samples. The invention also relates to kits or compositions or compounds for use in the invention or for carrying out the invention.
A method for amplifying or synthesizing or producing a nucleic acid molecule comprising:
A method for incorporating a mutation into a nucleic acid molecule comprising:
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