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What is ligation?
Ligation, in molecular biology, generally refers to the process of joining two nucleic acid fragments. It is widely used in recombinant DNA technology to insert DNA fragments into plasmids or other vectors, allowing for the creation of new DNA constructs. DNA ligase is the enzyme that facilitates this process by forming a phosphodiester bond between the 3'-hydroxyl and 5'-phosphate ends of adjacent nucleotides in DNA or RNA.
What other technologies are related to ligation?
ligation Complementary Technologies
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restriction digestion
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Restriction digestion is often used to prepare DNA fragments for ligation.
PCR
PCR can be used to amplify DNA fragments that will be subsequently ligated.
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Research Assistant
67 Research Assistant jobs mention ligation
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74 Scientist jobs mention ligation
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Research Scientist
11 Research Scientist jobs mention ligation
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Researcher
96 Researcher jobs mention ligation
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Biologist
6 Biologist jobs mention ligation
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UC San Diego Health
Health Care and Social Assistance
Frederick National Laboratory for Cancer Research
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