Mix & Go! Competent Cells - DH5 Alpha
The Mix & Go! Competent Cells - DH5 Alpha are premade E. coli DH5 alpha competent cells for simple and highly efficient DNA transformation. These DH5 alpha competent cells are made chemically competent by a method that completely eliminates the need for heat shocking and related procedures.
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Very recommended.
Transformation
It is the best product of its kind. So easy to use!
Review Date: 17 Nov 2021 | Zymo Research
Reliable.
Cloning to make plasmids for transfecting
This worked very well. I used it because the first time my experiment failed and I wanted to find out where the problem was. I used these to compare and found out the comp cells we were using were not working. These ones did, though, and everything worked out after.
Review Date: 18 Mar 2021 | Zymo Research
Recommend using this.
Cloning
The item was so easy to clone plasmid with in a short time and was very handy. In addition, the outcome was reasonable compared with other companies' products. Recommend to use when you do not have enough time and still need successful results.
Review Date: 4 Dec 2020 | Zymo Research
The Mix & Go! Competent Cells - DH5 Alpha are premade E. coli DH5 alpha competent cells for simple and highly efficient DNA transformation. These DH5 alpha competent cells are made chemically competent by a method that completely eliminates the need for heat shocking and related procedures. For transformation, simply mix DNA with cells and then spread onto solid medium − Mix & Go! The premade Mix & Go! competent cells are highly efficient (> 108 transformants/µg pUC19) and can be used for cloning, sub-cloning, PCR fragment cloning, library construction, etc.
Highlights
- Simple 20 Second Transformation: No heat shock! Just add DNA and spread on plate.
- High Transformation Efficiencies: Achieve 108 - 109 per µg of plasmid DNA.
- Versatile: Excellent for general cloning, blue-white screening, and plasmid isolation.
