ProxiMAX Randomisation: a new technology for non-degenerate saturation mutagenesis of contiguous a new technology for non-degenerate saturation mutagenesis of contiguous codons

Anna Hine; M. Ashraf; Laura Frigotto; Matthew E Smith; Seema Patel; Marcus Hughes; Andrew James Poole; Husam Hebaishi; Christopher G Ullman

ProxiMAX Randomisation: a new technology for non-degenerate saturation mutagenesis of contiguous a new technology for non-degenerate saturation mutagenesis of contiguous codons

Anna Hine, M. Ashraf, Laura Frigotto, Matthew E Smith, Seema Patel, Marcus Hughes, Andrew James Poole, Husam Hebaishi, Christopher G Ullman

Research output: Unpublished contribution to conference › Abstract › peer-review

Original language	English
Publication status	Published - Nov 2013
Event	Advances in Recombinant Protein Technology 2013 - Astra Zeneca Research Park, Manchester, United Kingdom Duration: 19 Nov 2013 → 20 Nov 2013

Conference

Conference	Advances in Recombinant Protein Technology 2013
Abbreviated title	AIRPT 13
Country/Territory	United Kingdom
City	Manchester
Period	19/11/13 → 20/11/13

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Hine, A., Ashraf, M., Frigotto, L., Smith, M. E., Patel, S., Hughes, M., Poole, A. J., Hebaishi, H., & Ullman, C. G. (2013). ProxiMAX Randomisation: a new technology for non-degenerate saturation mutagenesis of contiguous a new technology for non-degenerate saturation mutagenesis of contiguous codons. Abstract from Advances in Recombinant Protein Technology 2013, Manchester, United Kingdom.

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Hine, A, Ashraf, M, Frigotto, L, Smith, ME, Patel, S, Hughes, M, Poole, AJ, Hebaishi, H & Ullman, CG 2013, 'ProxiMAX Randomisation: a new technology for non-degenerate saturation mutagenesis of contiguous a new technology for non-degenerate saturation mutagenesis of contiguous codons', Advances in Recombinant Protein Technology 2013, Manchester, United Kingdom, 19/11/13 - 20/11/13.

ProxiMAX Randomisation: a new technology for non-degenerate saturation mutagenesis of contiguous a new technology for non-degenerate saturation mutagenesis of contiguous codons. / Hine, Anna; Ashraf, M.; Frigotto, Laura et al.
2013. Abstract from Advances in Recombinant Protein Technology 2013, Manchester, United Kingdom.

Research output: Unpublished contribution to conference › Abstract › peer-review

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AU - Poole, Andrew James

AU - Hebaishi, Husam

AU - Ullman, Christopher G

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ProxiMAX Randomisation: a new technology for non-degenerate saturation mutagenesis of contiguous a new technology for non-degenerate saturation mutagenesis of contiguous codons

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ProxiMAX randomisation: a new technology for non-degenerate saturation mutagenesis of contiguous codons

A technique to randomise consecutive codons in a sequence of DNA using MAX oligonucleotides

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ProxiMAX Randomisation: a new technology for non-degenerate saturation mutagenesis of contiguous a new technology for non-degenerate saturation mutagenesis of contiguous codons

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ProxiMAX randomisation: a new technology for non-degenerate saturation mutagenesis of contiguous codons

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A technique to randomise consecutive codons in a sequence of DNA using MAX oligonucleotides

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