Abstract
This study presents a seamless, efficient and restriction/ligation-independent cloning strategy for inserting large fragments: MCT cloning (based on the generation of Manmade Cohesive Termini). This method requires only four steps: (i) the first parallel PCR for the amplification of complete and truncated insert fragments; (ii) the second parallel PCR for the exponential amplification of linear plasmids with the same sequences and different break sites mediated by the first products and the corresponding reverse primers; (iii) the formation of manmade cohesive termini after DpnI digestion, mixing, denaturation and annealing; and (iv) transformation. By employing this strategy, large fragments (1–4 kbp) can be easily inserted into the pGADT7 vector (∼ 8 kbp).
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Li, W. Y., Liu, C. J., Wu, L., Wu, J. F., Yin, X. N., Deng, K. H., … Meng, E. (2018). MCT cloning: a seamless cloning strategy for inserting DNA fragments. Biotechnology and Biotechnological Equipment, 32(5), 1298–1305. https://doi.org/10.1080/13102818.2018.1507756
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