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Is the process of covalently link two DNA ends. The process is usually done by the enzyme class of ligases.
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Freezing after restriction digest
From my experience I would say that it is no problem to freeze the digested DNA, when the enzyme is inactivated (even when not, for this time period I wouldn't expect much damage).
However, if possib …
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