T4 RNA Ligase 2, truncated K227Q from Yeasen is cataloged for nucleic acid ligation.
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See manufacturer · 14655ES
PRODUCT OVERVIEW
Product type: RNA ligases. Indexed format and requirements: T4 RNA Ligase 2, truncated K227Q.
Workflow context: RNA ligases support defined nucleic acid joining reactions, including workflows involving RNA ends. Compare donor and acceptor requirements, terminal chemistry and any supplied reaction components.
Before choosing an alternative, compare substrate and end structure, cofactor requirements, temperature and included buffers. Products in the same category are comparison candidates, not validated interchangeable replacements.
Manufacturer catalog number and pack: 14655ES.
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1 cross-manufacturer candidates and 0 same-manufacturer related products.
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RNA ligases / T4 RNA Ligase 2, truncated K227Q
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Verify substrate, formulation, activity units, buffers and experimental conditions before substitution.
Manufacturer-authored launch article lists MBP fusion, K227Q mutation, ATP-independent preadenylated adapter ligation. Official standalone product page remains unresolved.
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