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Revision as of 14:13, 8 May 2015
Page is under construction.
iGEM HQ is currently working on updating this information for the iGEM 2015 competition.
iGEM HQ is currently working on updating this information for the iGEM 2015 competition.
Ligation Troubleshooting
Now that you know you transformation efficiency and it's above 1 x 108 CFU/µg DNA, we can work on other possible problems if you're still not getting great results from your cloning. This page is focused on common problems students have with ligations and restriction digests.
No colonies
If you know your cells are working well, there are a few common ligation problems that might be happening with your reaction.
- Uncut insert: It's possible that your insert was not cut well during your digest.
- Ligase didn't work: