| Compatible Buffer | 10X FastDigest Buffer/FastDigest Green Buffer |
|---|---|
| Overhang | 5' protruding ends |
| Product Type | Restriction Enzyme |
| Quantity | 20 μL (20 Reactions) |
| Enzyme | XmaJI |
| Methylation Sensitivity | Not Dam Methylation-Sensitive |
| Optimal Reaction Temperature | 37°C |
| Product Line | FastDigest |
| Research Category | Traditional Cloning |
| Sensitive to Heat Inactivation | No |
| Type IIS RE | No |
| Unit Size | Each |
Answer:It recognizes C^CTAGG and produces 5′ protruding ends.
Answer:The enzyme is used at 37°C.
Answer:This configuration contains enough enzyme for approximately 20 reactions.
FastDigest XmaJI is used for rapid restriction digestion in cloning, restriction mapping, genotyping, Southern blotting and related molecular-biology workflows. The enzyme recognizes the sequence C^CTAGG and generates 5′ protruding ends. XmaJI is an isoschizomer of AvrII, AspA2I and BlnI, allowing it to be used where the same recognition and cleavage specificity is required. Digestion is performed at 37°C and can typically be completed in 5–15 minutes using the universal FastDigest or FastDigest Green Buffer. This configuration contains 20 µL of enzyme for approximately 20 reactions and includes both buffer formats. The common FastDigest buffer system makes XmaJI convenient for double and multiple digestions with other compatible FastDigest enzymes without sequential buffer changes.
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