The ability to cut and paste DNA fragments into plasmids has given scientists the power to better understand gene function, generate transgenic animals, and produce therapeutic proteins and vaccines. However, plasmid purification remains a laborious, time-intensive part of the cloning process. Automated liquid handling can speed up many biological workflows, including plasmid purification.
Download this application note from Analytik Jena to explore an automated plasmid purification method that yields high-purity plasmid DNA.
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