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Cloning Service for University of California, Berkeley – $295/plasmid

June 25, 2014 by 2012pharmaceutical

Cloning Service for University of California, Berkeley – $295/plasmid

Reporter: Aviva Lev-Ari, PhD, RN

Professional plasmid cloning service Custom DNA Constructs LLC.
Awesome pricing: $295/plasmid
Risk-Free, you pay only for completed, sequencing-verified plasmids.
Can clone and modify sequences independent of restriction sites availability.
References are available upon request.

For more details you can:

Go to the website:

www.customdnaconstructs.com

Replay to this email with any question:

service1@customdnaconstructs.com

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