NEBridge Golden Gate Assembly
phi29-XT RCA Kit
Increased library yields
Improved sequencing metrics
Greater sensitivity of somatic variant calling
5-250 ng input range
NEBNext Ultrashear FFPE DNA Library Prep Kit
A Rapid 1-Day Workflow Using NEBridge® Golden Gate Assembly
Molecular biology tools enable the custom generation of proteins with complete control of sequence, purification tags, secretion signals, and other performance characteristics. While the breadth of tools allows researchers to create their desired protein, this process often involves a low-throughput and time-consuming, multiday workflow using live cells. To overcome these limitations, we have demonstrated a completely in vitro workflow that combines Golden Gate DNA Assembly, rolling circle amplification (RCA), and cell-free protein expression (CFPE) to rapidly screen the impact of multiple protein designs simultaneously.
This workflow enables researchers to generate an array of protein variants in a single day using a basic set of custom DNA vectors or insertion fragments.
Almost every tool is a collaborative project with multiple contributions from a broad range of expertise at NEB.
Sanjay Kumar, Sr. Software Engineer
Authenticase™
Authenticase (NEB #M0689) is a new, unique blend of structure-specific nucleases that can recognize and cleave outside mismatch and indel (insertion and/or deletion) regions, ranging from 1-10 base pairs on double-stranded DNA. The unique combination of enzymes in Authenticase gives it superior recognition capabilities. Authenticase identifies seven of the eight possible single-base mismatch combinations: C/C, T/C, A/C,T/G, G/G, T/T and A/A. The only single-base mismatch it does not recognize is A/G.
Archiving of clinical materials as Formalin-Fixed, Paraffin-Embedded (FFPE) samples is a common practice. However, DNA extracted from FFPE samples poses many challenges for library preparation, including low input amounts and highly variable damage from fixation, storage, and extraction methods. As a result, it can be challenging to construct high quality libraries in sufficient quantity to achieve good sequence data at the desired depth of coverage. NEB scientists have been working on repair and fragmentation solutions that result in high-quality and high-yield DNA libraries.
NEBNext FFPE DNA Library Prep Kit
NEBNext FFPE DNA Repair v2 Module
Save time
Enjoy simple and fast seamless cloning in as little as 15 minutes.
Flexibility
Use one system for both "standard-size" cloning and larger gene assembly products, up to 12 fragments.
Compatible with downstream applications
DNA can be used immediately for transformation or as template for PCR or RCA.
NEB's commitment to the scientific community through enhanced web tools
At New England Biolabs (NEB), we are steadfast in our commitment to support scientists in their research endeavors. Part of this commitment is offering an array of software tools tailored to streamline scientific processes.
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EXPRESSIONS
A scientific update
NEB
Issue II • 2023
Accelerating DNA Construction to Protein Expression
NEBridge Golden Gate Assembly (GGA)
NEBExpress®
Cell-free E. coli Protein Synthesis System
phi-29 XT RCA Kit
NEBExpress® Cell-free E. coli Protein Synthesis System
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DNA parts are assembled using NEBridge Golden Gate Assembly before acting as template for a phi29-XT RCA reaction. The amplification product can then be used in a cell-free protein synthesis reaction from which protein can be purified. The entire workflow is completed in vitro.
NEBridge Golden Gate Assembly
phi29-XT RCA Kit
DNA parts are assembled using NEBridge Golden Gate Assembly before acting as template for a phi29-XT RCA reaction. The amplification product can then be used in a cell-free protein synthesis reaction from which protein can be purified. The entire workflow is completed in vitro.
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mismatch detection assay
During gene synthesis
To estimate genome editing efficiency
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Error Correction
During gene synthesis
mismatch detection assay
To estimate genome editing efficiency
Authenticase™
Authenticase (NEB #M0689) is a new, unique blend of structure-specific nucleases that can recognize and cleave outside mismatch and indel (insertion and/or deletion) regions, ranging from 1-10 base pairs on double-stranded DNA. The unique combination of enzymes in Authenticase gives it superior recognition capabilities. Authenticase identifies seven of the eight possible single-base mismatch combinations: C/C, T/C, A/C,T/G, G/G, T/T and A/A. The only single-base mismatch it does not recognize is A/G.
Learn how Authenticase can enhance error correction during gene synthesis in our blog post
Automation-friendly workflows
NEBNext® for FFPE DNA Library Prep
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Choose NEBuilder® HiFi for DNA assembly
NEBuilder HiFi DNA Assembly enables virtually error-free joining of DNA fragments, even those with 5´- and 3´-end mismatches. Available with and without competent E. coli, this flexible kit allows simple and fast seamless cloning utilizing a new proprietary high-fidelity polymerase. Find out why NEBuilder HiFi is the next generation of DNA assembly and cloning.
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Adaptable
Adapts easily for multiple DNA manipulations, including mismatch and ssOligo assembly.
Site-directed mutagenesis
Use to perform multi-site mutagenesis.
Increased stability
Store at -20°C, with improved stability over competition.
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Therapeutics
Xenotransplantation
Livestock
& crops
Food organisms
Industrial microbes
NEB is focused on discovering unique properties of Cas nucleases. Our recent offerings include EnGen® Spy Cas9 HF1 and EnGen Seq1 Cas9, RNA-guided DNA endonucleases that catalyze site-specific cleavage of double-stranded DNA (dsDNA). Both products feature the Simian virus 40 (SV40) T antigen nuclear localization signals (NLS) at both the N- and C-termini of the protein and are ideal for the direct introduction of Cas9/sgRNA complexes, underscoring their utility in precision genetic editing.
New genome editing product highlights
EnGen Seq1 Cas9
EnGen Spy Cas9 HF1
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Adding capabilities to CRISPR-Cas-based biotechnology
Molecular diagnostics
From Streptococcus equinus
5´- NAGA -3´ PAM sequence allows targeting of additional genomic regions
Ideal for direct introduction of Cas9/sgRNA complexes
Compatible with the EnGen Mutation Detection Kit (NEB #E3321S)
Active in in vitro reactions from 20°C to 45°C
From Streptococcus pyogenes
High-fidelity variant of Spy Cas9 nuclease differing by four point mutations(N497A/R661A/Q695A/Q926A) reduces
off-target cleavage
Targets Cas9 to the region immediately upstream of a
5′-NGG-3′PAM
Ideal for direct introduction of Cas9/sgRNA complexes
Compatible with EnGen sgRNA Synthesis Kit, S. pyogenes (NEB #E3322S) and the EnGen Mutation Detection Kit (NEB #E3321S)
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In this article, Senior Software Engineer Sanjay Kumar answers questions about the collaborative nature of tool development at NEB, the testing and validation processes, and their impact on advancing science.