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Gene Assembly – The final step in the gene production process involves a combination of PCR heating and cooling steps with SoftLinx-directed pipetting of the appropriate reagents to create a completed gene assembly.
Methods of using microfluidic positional encoding devices
ActiveUS12661654B2Heating or cooling apparatusMicrobiological testing/measurementComputer hardwareChemical reaction
The invention relates to methods and compositions useful for routing and tracking multiple mobile units within a microfluidic device. Mobile units may be routed through a plurality of chemical environments, and the mobile units may be tracked to determine the path and / or environments that the mobile units have routed through. Mobile units may be routed in accordance with a predetermined algorithm. Mobile units may be routed through microfluidic devices in ordered flow. Mobile units routed through the microfluidic device can be used to perform various chemical reactions uniquely associated to the units, including without limitation peptide synthesis, enzymatic gene synthesis and gene assembly.
Owner:ELEGEN CORP
Methods of gene assembly using DNAzymes and use in DNA data storage
Building DNA strands at a high rate that are suitable for data storage. Methods include using DNAzyme and utilizing libraries of pre-prepared oligos. A system for the DNA strand synthesis includes: a DNA symbol library comprising a number of single strand oligo symbols; a DNA linker library comprising a first set of single strand oligo linkers and a second set of single strand oligo linkers; and a DNAzyme library comprising a number of DNAzymes. An S1 end of a first DNAzyme is adapted to join the S1 end of a symbol and an S2 end of the first DNAzyme is adapted to join an S2 end of a first linker, and an S1 end of a second DNAzyme is adapted to join an S1 end of a second linker and an S2 end of the second DNAzyme is adapted to join an S2 end of the symbol.
Owner:SEAGATE TECH LLC