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Primer design for Homologous Recombination, Gibson...

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Supports most cloning methods and has powerful primer design capabilities.

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Programmaticly load sequences
addgene_source = AddgeneIdSource(id=1, repository_id="52691", repository_name="addgene")
addgene_result = await get_from_repository_id_addgene(addgene_source)

locus_source = GenomeCoordinatesSource(
    id=2,
    type="GenomeCoordinatesSource",
    assembly_accession="GCF_000146045.2",
    sequence_accession="NC_001147.6",
    start=432688,
    end=437345,
    strand=-1,
)
locus_result = await genome_coordinates(locus_source)
Programmaticly design cloning strategies
# Golden Gate
golden_gate_source = RestrictionAndLigationSource(id=1, restriction_enzymes=["BsaI"])
result = await restriction_and_ligation(
    golden_gate_source,
    [seq1, seq2, seq3],
)

# Gibson Assembly
gibson_source = GibsonAssemblySource(id=2)
result = await gibson_assembly(gibson_source, [seq1, seq2, seq3])

# Homologous Recombination
hom_rec_source = HomologousRecombinationSource(id=3)
result = await homologous_recombination(hom_rec_source, [template, insert])
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Data model for AddGene plasmid
{
    "id": 1,
    "input": [],
    "output": 2,
    "type": "AddGeneIdSource",
    "output_name": null,
    "repository_id": "52691",
    "repository_name": "addgene",
    "sequence_file_url": "https://media.addgene.org/snapgene-media/v2.0.0/sequences/210876/0ad0ffaa-d9b9-48c4-af54-19e87587070e/addgene-plasmid-52691-sequence-210876.gbk",
    "addgene_sequence_type": "addgene-full"
}
Data model for PCR
{
    "id": 7,
    "input": [4],
    "output": 8,
    "type": "PCRSource",
    "circular": false,
    "assembly": [ < You can represent a PCR like and assembly
        {
            "sequence": 12, < primer id
            "left_location": null,
            "right_location": "15..38", < Forward primer hybridization site
            "reverse_complemented": false
        },
        {
            "sequence": 4, < template sequence id
            "left_location": "1170..1193",
            "right_location": "3397..3416",
            "reverse_complemented": false
        },
        {
            "sequence": 13, < primer id
            "left_location": "0..19", < Reverse primer hybridization site
            "right_location": null,
            "reverse_complemented": true
        }
    ]
}
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