A Detailed Look at Restriction Cloning

Delve into #RestrictionEnzymeCloning with this detailed look. First, learn the key features of Type IIP restriction enzymes, the importance of compatible ends, and the specific use of different enzymes. Then follow a step-by-step example of cloning with restriction enzymes.

INSTRUCTOR: JULIA GEORGE-RAIZEN
Julia George-Raizen received from the University of Michigan in 1991 in what would now be called Molecular Immunology. She has done post-doctoral work and later research using mice, cell lines, yeast, and C. elegans.

Julia has a front-row seat to the development and evolution of all current molecular biology techniques, from PCR to CRISPR, and taught at several universities in the Philadelphia area, including St. Joseph's University and Bryn Mawr College. She now works as a consultant in science communication and education.

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