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Don't: Do: 8 Life Technologies ™ | Vector Construction and Preparation Vector Construction and Preparation Be sure to include with your gene of interest: • Kozak sequence + ATG start codon (for example: GCCACCATGG) • Secretion leader sequence • Stop codon Optimize the gene using GeneArt ® GeneOptimizer ® services for CHO codons, RNA secondary structure, cryptic splice sites, etc. • Be sure to include your chosen signal peptide sequence in this optimization Sequence plasmid DNA from 2–3 colonies (from gene-plasmid junctions through the entirety of the gene[s] of interest) using primers provided in the User Guide (see Table 1). Prepare high-quality, low-endotoxin DNA for transfection using an appropriate plasmid DNA preparation kit (such as the PureLink ® HiPure Plasmid Midiprep or Maxiprep Kits). Linearize DNA prior to transfection using NruI. Optional: Remove NruI by phenol:chloroform extraction and precipitation of DNA with alcohol. • Using 5-Prime ™ Phase Lock Gel ™ barrier during phenol:chloroform extraction is highly effective in preventing organic solvent carryover. Avoid using the following (murine Ig heavy chain) signal peptide unless the nucleotide sequence is optimized: • ATG GGA TGG TCA TGT ATC ATC CTT TTT CTA GTA GCA ACT GCA ACC GGT GTA CAT TCA

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