2026· Methods in molecular biology· Vol 3050, pp.
117-123
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Medicine
TL;DR
A straightforward and reliable protocol for DNA isolation and storage in the screening of U. maydis mutants, enabling the reproducible amplification of 0.5-5 kb fragments directly from fresh colonies grown on agar plates.
A streamlined cloning platform for expressing a gene of interest either alone or fused to a monomeric fluorescent protein under the control of two promoters of choice is described, providing a fast and flexible cloning strategy for protein expression and subcellular localization analyses in mycobacteria.
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