Chemically competent DH10B cells with mcrA and mrr-hsdRMS-mcrBC deletions, suitable for methylated-DNA cloning. Verify genotype and DNA input requirements.
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Chemically competent E. coli / 10B
Chemically competent DH10B cells using the DirectPlate transformation workflow. Verify genotype and plasmid compatibility. Manufacturer recommends its specific mix-and-plate protocol rather than conventional heat shock.
Chemically competent E. coli / 10B
Chemically competent DH10B cells using the DirectPlate transformation workflow. Verify genotype and plasmid compatibility. Manufacturer recommends its specific mix-and-plate protocol rather than conventional heat shock.
Cloning E. coli / 10-beta strains
Chemically competent GB10B cells described by the manufacturer as DH10B-equivalent. Compare full genotype, DNA size and transformation efficiency.
Chemically competent E. coli / 10B
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Chemically competent DH10B cells with mcrA and mrr-hsdRMS-mcrBC deletions, suitable for methylated-DNA cloning. Verify genotype and DNA input requirements.
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