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OVERVIEWTABLE OF CONTENTSMolecular Cloning Overview3 Online Tools4–5 Cloning Workflow Comparison6 DNA Assembly6 Overview6 Product Selection7 Golden Gate Assembly Kits7 Optimization Tips8 Technical Tips for OptimizingGolden Gate Assembly Reactions9 NEBuilder HiFi DNA Assembly10 Protocol/Optimization Tips10 Gibson Assembly Molecular cloning refers to the process by which recombinant DNA molecules areproduced and transformed into a host organism, where they are replicated. A molecularcloning reaction is usually comprised of two components:1. The DNA fragment of interest to be replicated.2. A vector/plasmid backbone that contains all the components for replication in the host.DNA of interest, such as a gene, regulatory element(s), operon, etc., is prepared for cloningby either excising it out of the source DNA using restriction enzymes, copying it usingPCR, or assembling it from individual oligonucleotides. At the same time, a plasmid vectoris prepared in a linear form using restriction enzymes (REs) or Polymerase Chain Reaction(PCR). The plasmid is a small, circular piece of DNA that is replicated within the host andexists separately from the host’s chromosomal or genomic DNA. By physically joining theDNA of interest to the plasmid vector through phosphodiester bonds, the DNA of interestbecomes part of the new recombinant plasmid and is replicated by the host. Plasmid vectorsallow the DNA of interest to be copied easily in large amounts, and often provide thenecessary control elements to be used to direct transcription and translation of the clonedDNA. As such, they have become the workhorse for many molecular methods such asprotein expression, gene expression studies, and functional analysis of biomolecules.During the cloning process, the ends of the DNA of interest and the vector have to bemodified to make them compatible for joining through the action of a DNA ligase,recombinase, or an in vivo DNA repair mechanism. These steps typically utilize enzymessuch as nucleases, phosphatases, kinases and/or ligases. Many cloning methodologies and,more recently kits have been developed to simplify and standardize these processes.11 Cloning & Mutagenesis11 NEB PCR Cloning Kit12 Q5 Site-Directed Mutagenesis Kit12 Protocols/Optimization Tips13–24 DNA Preparation13 Nucleic Acid Purification13 Overview14 cDNA Synthesis14 Overview15 Restriction Enzyme Digestion15 Overview15 Protocol/Optimization Tips16–21 Performance Chart22 Activity in CutSmart Buffer23 PCR/Amplification23 Overview23 Product Selection24 Protocols/Optimization Tips25–27 Common DNA End Modifications25 Overview25 Phosphorylation25 Protocol/Optimization Tips25 Dephosphorylation25 Product Selection25 Protocol/Optimization Tips26 Blunting/End-repair26 Product Selection26 Protocol/Optimization Tips27 A-tailing27 Product Selection27 ProtocolThis technical guide will clarify the differences between the various cloning methods,identify NEB products available for each method, and provide expert-tested protocols andFAQs to help you troubleshoot your experiments and Clone with Confidence . Visit CloneWithNEB.com28 DNA Ligation28 Vector and Insert Joining28 Overview28 Product Selection29 Protocol/Optimization Tips30 Transformation30 Overview30 Product Selection30 Protocol/Optimization Tips31 DNA Analysis31 DNA Markers and Ladders31 Overview31 Product Selection2 Technical tips and FAQs Videos and animations Much more.3233–3435–3738–39Getting Started with Molecular CloningTraditional Cloning Quick GuideTroubleshooting GuideOrdering Information

CLONING TOOLSOnline Tools for CloningCompetitor Cross-Reference ToolNEBcutter V2.0Use this tool to select another company's competent cellproduct and find out which NEB strain is compatible.Choose either the product name or catalog number fromthe available selection, and this tool will identify therecommended NEB product and its advantages. A link to the productpage where you can also order the product is provided.Identify restriction sites within your DNA sequenceusing NEBcutter. Choose between Type II andcommercially available Type III enzymes to digest yourDNA. NEBcutter V2.0 indicates cut frequency andmethylation sensitivity.DNA Sequences and Maps ToolNEBioCalculator NEBioCalculator is a collection of calculators andconverters that are useful in planning bench experimentsin molecular biology laboratories.With the DNA Sequences and Maps Tool, findthe nucleotide sequence files for commonly usedmolecular biology tools, including plasmid, viral andbacteriophage vectors.Double Digest FinderNEBuilder Assembly ToolNEBuilder Assembly Tool can be used to designprimers for your NEBuilder HiFi and Gibson Assemblyreaction, based on the entered fragment sequences andthe polymerase being used for amplification.Use this tool to guide your reaction buffer selectionwhen setting up double-digests, a common timesavingprocedure. Choosing the right buffers will help you toavoid star activity and loss of product.Enzyme FinderUse this tool to select restriction enzymes by name,sequence, overhang or type. Enter your sequence usingsingle letter code, and Enzyme Finder will identify theright enzyme for the job.Ligase Fidelity ToolsVisualize overhang ligation preferences, predicthigh-fidelity junction sets, and split DNA sequencesto facilitate the design of high-fidelity Golden Gateassemblies.NEB Golden Gate Assembly ToolUse this tool to assist with in silico DNA construct designfor Golden Gate DNA assembly. It enables the accuratedesign of primers with appropriate Type IIS restrictionsites and overlaps, quick import of sequences in manyformats and export of the final assembly, primers and settings. Thelatest version (v2.1) also incorporates ligase fidelity information.NEBaseChanger NEBaseChanger can be used to design primers specificto the mutagenesis experiment you are performingusing the Q5 Site-Directed Mutagenesis Kit. This toolwill also calculate a recommended custom annealingtemperature based on the sequence of the primers by taking intoaccount any mismatches.NEBcloner Use this tool to find the right products and protocolsfor each step (digestion, end modification, ligationand transformation) of your next traditional cloningexperiment. Also, find other relevant tools and resourcesto enable protocol optimization.PCR Selection ToolUse this tool to help select the right DNA polymerasefor your PCR setup. Whether your amplicon is long,complex, GC-rich or present in a single copy, the PCRselection tool will identify the perfect DNA polymerasefor your reaction.REBASE Use this tool as a guide to the ever-changing landscapeof restriction enzymes. REBASE, the Restriction EnzymeDataBASE, is a dynamic, curated database of restrictionenzymes and related proteins.Tm CalculatorUse this tool when designing PCR reaction protocolsto help determine the optimal annealing temperaturefor your amplicon. Simply input your DNA polymerase,primer concentration and your primer sequence and theTm Calculator will guide you to successful reaction conditions.MOBILE APPSNEB Tools for iPhone , iPad or Android NEB Tools brings New England Biolabs’ most popular web toolsto your iPhone, iPad or Android devices. U se Enzyme Finder to select a restriction enzyme by category or recognitionsequence, or search by name to find information on any NEB enzyme.Sort your results so they make sense to you, then email them to your inbox orconnect directly to www.neb.com. U se Double Digest Finder or NEBcloner to determine buffer and reaction conditionsfor experiments requiring two restriction enzymes.When using either of these tools, look for CutSmart , HF and Time-Saver enzymes for the ultimate in convenience. NEB Tools enables quick and easy accessto the most requested restriction enzyme information, and allows you to plan yourexperiments from anywhere.3

WORKFLOW COMPARISONCloning Workflow ComparisonThe figure below compares the steps for the various cloning methodologies, along with the time needed for each step in the workflows.INSERT tional Cloning(RE Digestion & Ligation)ORPCR Cloning(TA & Blunt-End)ORcDNASeamless Cloning(Gene Assembly)PCR90 min.RE Digestion60 min. (Standard)5–15 min. (Time-Saver)DNAPreparationAnnealed oligosPCR productsORcDNA SynthesisORORLIC (LigationIndependent Cloning)PCR90 min.ORRecombinat(Gateway/Creator/PCR90 min.PCR90 nting(Optional)DNA EndModificationsORA10–30 min.AORPPORPPClean Up15 min.Clean Up15 min.Phosphorylation(Optional)30 min.Cohesive-EndFormation by5 3 exo30 min.Cohesive-EndFormation by3 5 exo30 min.PGel and ColumnPurification75 min.Vector & InsertJoiningLigationInstant – 15 min.ORAAClean U15 min.PLigation15 min.LigationOccurs simultaneouslywith previous step1 hr., 20 min. – 3 hr.Recombinationsites4Protein10 min.70 mATORHolding vector2 hr. – 2 hr., 30 min.* Note that times are based on estimates for moving a gene from one plasmid to another.If the source for gene transfer is gDNA, add 2 hours to calculation for the traditionalcloning method. Total time does not include transformation, isolation or analysis.** 70 minutes for recombination occurs on second daySite-SpRecom60 min.Annealing30 min.Assembled vectorEstimated total time*RE Dige60 min.5–15 miPTAORClean U15 min.AAClean Up15 min.PdsDNAintermediate 2ORA2 hr., 15 min.Transformation2 hr., 45 min.3 hr., 15 min. –DNA Isolation(Plasmid Purification)

WORKFLOW COMPARISONSELECTION CHARTS & PROTOCOLSNeed help with locating product selectioncharts & protocols?VECTOR PREPARATIONMultiple cloning estriction Enzyme(RE) DigestionORPCRRE Digestion60 min. (Standard)5–15 min. (Time-Saver)DNAProcessingClean Up15 min.PPPUp.PCR2 hr.61314152325252627283031Cloning & MutagenesisNucleic Acid PurificationcDNA SynthesisRestriction /End-repairA-tailingLigationTransformationDNA AnalysisPORLinear vectorest(Standard)in. (Time-Saver)Dephosphorylation (Optional)10–30 min.DNA EndModificationsClean Up 15 min ORGel & Column Purification 75 min. Up.T-addition1.5 hr.TTORpecificmbination.Linear vector,ready for joiningnase K Treatment.Estimated total time20 min. – 2 hr., 25 min.3 hr., 45 min.min.**Endpoint vector– 5 hr., 20 min.DNAAnalysisProteinExpressionORRE DigestFunctionalAnalysisORColony PCRSequencingSite-DirectedMutagenesis5

DNA ASSEMBLYDNA AssemblyFor the purposes of cloning, DNA assembly refers to a method to physically link together multiple fragments of DNA, in an end-to-endfashion, to achieve a desired, higher-order assembly prior to joining to a vector. This process is the cornerstone of the synthetic biologymovement, and allows the construction of novel biological systems and devices using defined components. The methods are carried out invitro, and are typically enzymatically driven with the final constructions being maintained in microbial host cells.To help select the best DNA assembly method for your needs, please refer to our Synthetic Biology/DNA Assembly Selection Chart below.DNA Assembly Selection ChartNEBuilder HiFiDNA AssemblyGibsonAssembly(NEB #E2621)(NEB #E5520)(NEB #E2623)(NEB #E5510)(NEB #E2611)NEB Golden GateAssembly Kit(BsaI-HFv2,BsmBI-v2)(NEB #E1601)(NEB #E1602)USER Enzyme(NEB #M5505)ThermolabileUSER II Enzyme(NEB #M5508)PROPERTIESRemoves 5 or 3 End MismatchesAssembles with High Fidelity at JunctionsTolerates Repetitive Sequences at EndsGenerates Fully Ligated ProductJoins dsDNA with Single-stranded OligoAssembles with High Efficiency with Low Amounts of DNAAccommodates Flexible Overlap LengthsAPPLICATIONSSimple Cloning (1-2 Fragments)4-6 Fragment Assembly (one pot)7-11 Fragment Assembly (one pot)12-35 Fragment Assembly (one pot)(1)Template Construction for In vitro TranscriptionSynthetic Whole Genome AssemblyMultiple Site-directed MutagenesisLibrary GenerationMetabolic Pathway EngineeringTALENsShort Hairpin RNA Cloning (shRNA)gRNA Library GenerationLarge Fragment ( 10 kb) AssemblySmall Fragment ( 100 bp) AssemblyUse in Successive Rounds of Restriction Enzyme *6Optimal, recommended product for selected application(1) Please visit neb.com/GoldenGate for more informationWorks well for selected applicationN/A Not applicable to this applicationWill perform selected application, but is not recommendedNRNot recommendedNRNR*********************

DNA ASSEMBLYGolden Gate AssemblyRECOMMENDED PRODUCTSThe efficient and seamless assembly of DNA fragments, commonly referred to as Golden Gateassembly (1,2) multiple inserts to be assembled into a vector backbone using only the sequential(3) or simultaneous (4) activities of a single Type IIS restriction enzyme and T4 DNA Ligase.Golden Gate has enabled single inserts, the cloning of inserts from diverse populations enablinglibrary creation, and multi-module assemblies. NEB has made extraordinary improvements thattouch every application of the Golden Gate technology.Advances in Ligase FidelityResearch at NEB has led to increased understanding of ligase fidelity, including the developmentof a comprehensive method for profiling end-joining ligation fidelity in order to predict whichoverhangs have improved fidelity (5). This research allows careful choice of overhang sets, whichis especially important for achieving complex Golden Gate Assemblies.Type IIS Restriction Enzymes for Golden Gate AssemblyNEB offers more Type IIS (i.e., recognize asymmetric DNA sequences and cleave outside of theirrecognition sequence) restriction enzymes than any other supplier, many of which are used inGolden Gate Assembly. These enzymes, along with the ligase fidelity data, allows complex 35 fragment assemblies with high efficiency, 90% accuracy and low backgrounds.Golden Gate Assembly Workflow for complex assembliesBsaI-HFv25 3 (or BsmBI-v2)NNNNNGAGACCNNNNNCTCTGG3 5 NNN N3 GGTCTCNNNNNCCAGAGNNNNN C an also be used for cloning of single inserts and librarypreparations Efficient with regions with high GC content andareas of repeats C ompatible with a broad range of fragment sizes( 100 bp to 15 kb)Type IIS Enzymes used in Golden Gate- BsaI (NEB #R0535)- BsaI-HFv2 (NEB #R3733)- BbsI (NEB #R0539)- BbsI-HF (NEB #R3539)- BsmBI-v2 (NEB #R0739)- Esp3I (NEB #R0734)- SapI (NEB #R0569)- BtgZI (NEB #R0703)- BspQI (NEB #R0712) Publications and protocols related to ligase fidelity andGolden Gate Assembly5 5 3 GGTCTCNNNNNCCAGAGNNNNNNNNNNGAGACC 3 NNNNNCTCTGG 5 Insertfragment A Access to NEB Golden Gate Assembly Tool,for help with designing your experiment at GoldenGate.neb.comInsertfragment B Access to the Ligase Fidelity Tools to facilitate thedesign of high-fidelity Golden Gate AssembliesP2P35 3 GGTCTCNNNNNCCAGAGNNNNNNNNNNGAGACC 3 NNNNNCTCTGG 5 View our webinar: Fidelity and bias in end-joining ligation:Enabling complex multi-fragment Golden Gate DNAAssemblyGolden Gate Master Mix containing: 5 min. at 37 C (for BsaI-HFv2) or 42 C (for BsmBI-v2) 5 min. at 16 C (x 30–60 cycles) 5 min. at 60 C heat killSingle-tube reaction BsaI-HFv2 or BsmBI-v2 DNA ligase Ordered assembly of multiple fragments (2-35 )in a single reactionVisit www.neb.com/GoldenGate to find:3 P4destinationvector Includes destination plasmid with T7/SP6 promotersTOOLS & RESOURCESLinear fragments, RE site can be introduced by PCRP1GGTCCA C T CGA NGN NNDestinationvector Seamless cloning – no scar remains following assemblyBsaI-HFv2NN N NNNACCA G GGN G TCTN N NNCN5 NEB Golden Gate Assembly Kits (BsaI-HFv2 or BsmBI-v2)(NEB #E1601, NEB #E1602)AB PCR-amplified fragments,BsaI-HFv2-digested(or BsmBI-v2-digested)AssembledDNA product View our MoClo Overhang Standards Usage Guidelinesand our tutorial, Domestication and Golden Gate AssemblyReferences:1. Engler, C. et al. (2008) PLoS ONE, 3: e3647.2. Engler, C. et al. (2009) PLoS ONE, 4: e5553.3. Lee, J.H. et al. (1996) Genetic Analysis: Biomolecular Engineering, 13; 139-145.4. Padgett, K.A. and Sorge, J.A. (1996) Gene, 168, 31-35.5. Potapov, V. et. al. (2018) ACS Synth. Biol. DOI: 10.1021/acssynbio.8b00333.TransformationDOWNLOAD THE NEB AR APP*Golden Gate assembly utilizes a Type IIS restriction enzyme (REase), which cleaves outside of its non-palindromic recognition sequence and T4 DNA Ligase in a simultaneous, single-tube reaction. Inserts and vectorsare designed to place the Type IIS recognition site distal to the cleavage site. Cut sites can be introduced byPCR primers, if needed. During the reaction, the Type IIS REase removes the recognition sequence from theassembly with each fragment bearing the designed 3- or 4-base complementary overhangs that direct theassembly. The fragments anneal, T4 DNA Ligase seals the nicks, and the final construct accumulates overtime. Cycling between optimal restriction and ligation temperature further enhances the Golden Gate efficiency.Golden Gate Assembly can be used for ordered assembly of 2–20 fragments simultaneously.How doesGolden GateAssembly work?*see back cover for details7

DNA ASSEMBLYTechnical Tips for Optimizing Golden Gate Assembly ReactionsLooking to assemble multiple DNA fragments in a single reaction? Here are some tips to keep in mind whenplanning your Golden Gate Assembly experiment.Find the bestassembly strategy/TypeIIS REase1.Introduce desired cutsites into fragments by PCR(design PCR primers using NEBGolden Gate Assembly tool)Perform singletube Golden GateAssembly reactionCheck your sequencesAlways check your assembly sequences for internal sites beforechoosing which Type IIS restriction endonuclease to use for yourassembly. While single insert Golden Gate assembly has such highefficiencies of assembly that the desired product is obtainableregardless of the presence of an internal site, this is not true forassemblies with multiple inserts. Options include choosing adifferent Type IIS restriction enzyme to direct your assembly, oreliminating internal sites through mutagenesis. The Q5 SiteDirected Mutagenesis Kit (NEB #E0554) and the NEB web toolNEBaseChanger work well for this purpose. Alternately, a junctionpoint can be created at the internal site’s recognition sequence.2.7.8.5.9.T4 DNA Ligase, BsaI-HFv2 and BsmBI-v2 are very stable andsurvive extended cycling protocols; an easy way to increase assemblyefficiencies without sacrificing fidelity is to increase the total cyclesfrom 30 to 45–65, even when using long (5-minute) segments for thetemperature steps.8Avoid primer dimersAvoid PCR-induced errorsDecrease insert amount for complex assembliesFor complex assemblies involving 10 fragments, pre-cloned insert/modules levels can be decreased from 75 to 50 ng each withoutsignificantly decreasing the efficiencies of assembly.10. Carefully design EVERY insert’s overhangAn assembly is only as good as its weakest junction. Research at NEBhas led to an increased understanding of ligase fidelity, including thedevelopment of a comprehensive method for profiling end-joiningligation fidelity in order to predict which overhangs will result inimproved accuracy. This ligase fidelity information can be used inconjunction with the NEB Golden Gate Assembly Kits (BsaI-HFv2or BsmBI-v2) to achieve high efficiencies and accurate complexassemblies. Please use the free NEB Golden Gate Assembly Tool todesign primers for your Golden Gate Assembly reactions, predictoverhang fidelity or find optimal Golden Gate junctions for longsequences. When working with complex assemblies ( 20 fragments),refer to the ligase fidelity tools on the NEBeta Tools site.Choose the right bufferIncrease your complex assembly efficiency by increasing theGolden Gate cycling levelsMake sure your plasmid prep is RNA-freeDo not over-cycle and use a proofreading high fidelity DNApolymerase, such as Q5 DNA High-Fidelity Polymerase.Choose the right plasmidT4 DNA Ligase Buffer works well for Golden Gate Assembly withboth BsaI-HFv2 and BsmBI-v2. However, alternate buffers would beNEBuffer 1.1 for Bsa-HFv2 and NEBuffer 2.1 for BsmBI-v2, as longas supplemented with 1 mM ATP and 5–10 mM DTT.Pick positivecoloniesFor amplicon inserts/modules, make sure your PCR amplicon is aspecific product and contains no primer dimers. Primer dimers, withType IIS restriction endonuclease sites (introduced in the primers usedfor the PCR reactions), would be active in the assembly reaction andresult in mis-assemblies.Consider switching to the pGGAselect Destination Plasmid for yourGolden Gate assembly. This versatile new destination constructis included in all Golden Gate Assembly kits and can be used forBsaI-HFv2, BsmBI-v2 or BbsI directed assemblies. It also featuresT7 and SP6 promoter sequences flanking the assembly site, and hasno internal BsaI, BsmBI or BbsI sites. The pGGAselect plasmid canalso be transformed into any E. coli strain compatible with pUC19 forproducing your own plasmid preparation if so desired.4.Heat kill reactionand transform/plateFor pre-cloned inserts/modules, make sure your plasmid prep is freeof RNA to avoid an overestimation of your plasmid concentrations.Orient your primersWhen designing PCR primers to introduce Type IIS restrictionenzyme sites, either for amplicon insert assembly or as anintermediate for pre-cloning the insert, remember that the recognitionsites should always face inwards towards your DNA to be assembled.Consult the Golden Gate Assembly Kit manuals for furtherinformation regarding the placement and orientation of the sites.3.6.Cycle rxn mixat optimal cuttingand ligationtemperatures11.Check for a sequence error if your assembly becomes nonfunctionalBe aware that occasionally a pre-cloned insert/ module can becomecorrupted by an error during propagation in E. coli, usually aframeshift due to slippage in a run of a single base (e.g., AAAA) bythe E. coli DNA Polymerase. This should be suspected if previouslyfunctional assembly components suddenly become nonfunctional.

DNA ASSEMBLYNEBuilder HiFi DNA AssemblyRECOMMENDED PRODUCTSNEBuilder HiFi DNA Assembly enables virtually error-free joining of DNAfragments, even those with 5 - and 3 -end mismatches. Available with and withoutcompetent E. coli, this flexible kit enables simple and fast seamless cloning utilizing anew proprietary high-fidelity polymerase. Make NEBuilder HiFi your first choice forDNA assembly and cloning.Overview of the NEBuilder HiFi DNA Assembly cloning methodNEBuilder HiFi DNA Assembly Cloning Kit(NEB #E5520)NEBuilder HiFi DNA Assembly Master Mix(NEB #E2621)NEBuilder HiFi DNA Assembly Bundle forLarge Fragments (NEB #E2623) Simple and fast seamless cloning in as little as 15 minutes U se one system for both "standard-size" cloning and largergene assembly products (up to 11 fragments and 20 kb)DNA PreparationFrom: PCR Linearvector Restriction enzymedigestion Synthetic DNA(e.g., gBlocks)CBADNA inserts with 15-30 bpoverlapping ends (PCR-amplified) D NA can be used immediately for transformationor as template for PCR or RCA A dapts easily for multiple DNA manipulations,including site-directed mutagenesis E njoy less screening/re-sequencing of constructs,with virtually error-free, high-fidelity assembly Single-stranded oligoBNEBuilder HiFi DNAAssembly Master MixASingle-tube reaction Exonuclease chewsback 5 ends to createsingle-stranded 3 overhangs DNA polymerase fills in gaps withineach annealed fragmentCAssembledDNAIncubate at 50 Cfor 15-60 minutes U se NEBuilder HiFi in successive rounds of assembly,as it removes 5 - and 3 -end mismatches B ridge two ds-fragments with a synthetic ssDNA oligofor simple and fast construction (e.g., linker insertionor gRNA library) No licensing fee requirements from NEB forNEBuilder products DNA ligase seals nicksin the assembled DNA NEBuilder HiFi DNA Assembly Cloning Kit includesthe NEBuilder HiFi DNA Assembly Master Mix andNEB 5-alpha Competent E. coliTransformation NEBuilder HiFi DNA Assembly Bundle for Large Fragmentsincludes the NEBuilder HiFi DNA Assembly Master Mixand NEB 10-beta Competent E. coli for assemblies largerthan 15 kb.DNA AnalysisORRE DigestORColony PCRSequencingTOOLS & RESOURCESVisit NEBuilderHiFi.com to find: Online tutorials to help with assembly and primer design Application notes utilizing NEBuilder HiFiNEBuilder HiFi DNA Assemblycan be used for a variety of DNA assembly methods. Access to NEBuilder Assembly Tool, our online primerdesign tool2-fragment assemblyssOligo & dsDNA assembly4-fragment assemblyAnnealed-oligo assembly15-bp overlap25-bp overlapSticky endBlunt endHigh efficiency3 - and 5 -end mismatch assemblySite-directed mutagenesisMultiple sites9

DNA ASSEMBLYOptimization Tips for NEBuilder HiFi DNA AssemblyProtocol: AssemblyBefore use, thaw and vortex the master mix thoroughly and keep on ice.Assembly Reaction P CR product purification is not necessary if the total volume of all PCR products is 20%or less of the assembly reaction volume. Higher volumes of unpurified PCR products mayreduce the efficiency, so column purification of PCR products is highly recommendedwhen performing assemblies of three or more PCR fragments or assembling longerfragments 5 kb.1. Set up the following reaction on ice.RECOMMENDED AMOUNT OF FRAGMENTSUSED FOR ASSEMBLY2–3 Fragment 4–6 FragmentAssembly*Assembly** C arefully follow guidelines as indicated in the protocol regarding total amount of DNAand ratios of insert:vector.RecommendedDNA Molar Ratiovector:insert 1:2NEBuilderPositiveControl***vector:insert 1:1 V ary overlap regions anywhere between 15–30 bp depending on the number of fragmentsbeing assembled.Total Amount ofFragmentsPrimer DesignNEBuilder HiFi DNAAssembly Master Mix10 µl10 µl F or help with primer design, we recommend using NEBuilder Assembly Tool atnebuilder.neb.com.Deionized H2O10–X µl10–X µl0Total Volume20 µl****20 µl****20 µl*Transformation T he NEBuilder HiFi DNA Assembly Cloning Kit (NEB #E5520) includes NEB 5-alphaCompetent E. coli. NEB recommends using the competent cells provided with the kit(NEB #C2987) because of their high efficiency. The components of the master mixmay inhibit the functionality of competent cells from other companies if not diluted.The NEBuilder HiFi DNA Assembly Bundle for Large Fragments (NEB #E2623)includes NEB 10-beta Competent E. coli (NEB #C3019), ideal for assembling largerfragments ( 15 kb).NEBuilder HiFi DNA Assembly Cloning Kit canassemble a ssDNA oligo with a linearized vector.0.03-0.2 pmol* 0.2-0.5 pmol**X μlX μl10 µl10 µlOptimized cloning efficiency is 50–100 ng of vector with 2-fold molar excess of each insert. Use5-fold molar excess of any insert(s) less than 200 bp. Total volume of unpurified PCR fragmentsin the assembly reaction should not exceed 20%. To achieve optimal assembly efficiency, design15-20 bp overlap regions between each fragment.** To achieve optimal assembly efficiency, design 20-30 bp overlap regions between each fragmentwith equimolarity of all fragments (suggested: 0.05 pmol each).*** Control reagents are provided for 5 experiments. **** If greater numbers of fragments are assembled, increase the volume of the reaction, and useadditional NEBuilder HiFi DNA Assembly Master Mix.2. Incubate samples in a thermocycler at 50 C for 15 minutes when2 or 3 fragments are being assembled or 60 minutes (when 4–6fragments are being assembled). Following incubation, storesamples on ice or at –20 C for subsequent transformation.Note: Extended incubation up to 60 minutes may help to improveassembly efficiency in some cases (for further details see FAQ sectionof product pages).18,000Colonies from 1/10 oftransformation outgrowth16,000Protocol: Transformationwith NEB 5-alpha cells14,00012,00010,0008,000STANDARD PROTOCOL6,0004,0002,0000 NEBuilderHiFiIn-Fusion One pmol of a ssDNA oligo was assembled with a linearized vector (20 ng,CRISPR Nuclease OFP Reporter) by incubation at 50 C for 15 min. 2 µl ofthe assembled mix was transformed into to NEB 10-beta Competent E. coli(NEB #C3019). 9 out of 10 colonies selected show correct sequence, whileno successful assembled constructs are found using In-Fusion HD.DNACompetent E. coli2 µl50 µlIncubationOn ice for 30 minutesHeat ShockExactly 42 C for exactly 30 secondsIncubationOn ice for 5 minutesAdd 950 µl room temperature SOC37 C for 60 minutes, with shakingGibson Assembly and the Gibson Assembly Cloning KitGibson Assembly enables multiple, overlapping DNA fragments to be joined in a singletube isothermal reaction, with no additional sequence added (scar-less). The GibsonAssembly Master Mix includes three different enzymatic activities that perform in asingle buffer. The assembled, fully-sealed construct is then transformed into NEB 5-alphacompetent E. coli. The entire protocol, from assembly to transformation, takes just undertwo hours. Visit NEBGibson.com to learn more.How doesNEBuilder HiFi DNAAssembly work?10INTRODUCTION TO NEBUILDER HIFI

CLONING & MUTAGENESIS KITSCloning & Mutagenesis KitsNEB PCR Cloning Kit (NEB #E1202)NEB PCR Cloning KitThe NEB PCR Cloning Kit enables quick and simple cloning of all your PCR amplicons,regardless of the polymerase used. This kit utilizes a novel mechanism for backgroundcolony suppression – a toxic minigene is generated when the vector closes upon itself– and allows for direct cloning from your reaction, with no purification step.Ligation Save time by eliminating purification steps Updated to allow for in vitro transcription with bothSP6 and T7 promotersAdd 4 µl Cloning Mix 1and 1 µl Cloning Mix 2Incubate at roomtemperature (25 C)for 5-15 minutes* Flanking restriction sites available for easy subcloning,including choice of two single digest optionsTransformationIncubate on ice for 2 minutesAdd 2 µl of completed lig

DNA Assembly 6 Overview 6 Product Selection 7 Golden Gate Assembly Kits 7 Optimization Tips 8 Technical Tips for Optimizing Golden Gate Assembly Reactions 9 NEBuilder HiFi DNA Assembly 10 Protocol/Optimization Tips 10 Gibson Assembly Cloning & Mutagenesis 11 NEB PCR Cloning Kit 12Q5 Sit

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