
T7 DNA Ligase
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T7 DNA ligase catalyzes ligation of adjacent phosphate and hydroxyl termini in duplex DNA. Confirm formulation, activity units and experimental conditions before substitution.
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DNA ligases / T7 DNA Ligase
T7 DNA ligase catalyzes ligation of adjacent phosphate and hydroxyl termini in duplex DNA. Confirm formulation, activity units and experimental conditions before substitution.

DNA ligases / T7 DNA Ligase
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DNA ligases / T7 DNA Ligase
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Official manufacturer catalog lists this exact named enzyme and catalog code with a product-page hyperlink. Product-page body was unavailable due to a locale redirect; verify detailed conditions with the supplier.
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