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US Patent 7223539 Method and kits for preparing multicomponent nucleic acid constructs

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United States Patent and Trademark Office
United States Patent and Trademark Office
Patent Number
7223539
Date of Patent
May 29, 2007
Patent Application Number
10280261
Date Filed
October 24, 2002
Patent Primary Examiner
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Jezia Riley
Patent abstract

The invention provides a highly efficient, rapid, and cost effective method of linking nucleic acid components in a predetermined order to produce a nucleic acid multicomponent construct. The invention further provides nucleic acid components, each nucleic acid component comprising a double stranded nucleic acid molecule having at least one single stranded 5′ or 3′ terminal sequence, the terminal sequence having sufficient complementarity to either a terminal sequence in a separate nucleic acid component or to a sequence in a linking nucleic acid molecule so as to allow for specific annealing of complementary sequences and linkage of the components in a predetermined order. Kits containing reagents required to practice the method of the invention are also provided.

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