Standard Ligation
Vector DNA Concentration: 50 ng/µL; Insert DNA Concentration: 50 ng/µL; Vector Size: 3,000 bp; Insert Size: 1,000 bp; Molar Ratio (Insert:Vector): 3
Vector Amount: 60 µL; Insert Amount: 60 µL
This calculator helps determine the ideal amounts of insert and vector DNA for ligation reactions based on their concentrations and desired molar ratios.
Start with your values, or try a preset.
Enter Vector DNA Concentration, Insert DNA Concentration, Vector Size, Insert Size, and Molar Ratio (Insert:Vector) in the units shown.
Read Vector Amount and Insert Amount in the results panel. Results update as you change the inputs.
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See the inputs and their calculated results.
Vector DNA Concentration: 50 ng/µL; Insert DNA Concentration: 50 ng/µL; Vector Size: 3,000 bp; Insert Size: 1,000 bp; Molar Ratio (Insert:Vector): 3
Vector Amount: 60 µL; Insert Amount: 60 µL
Vector DNA Concentration: 100 ng/µL; Insert DNA Concentration: 100 ng/µL; Vector Size: 4,000 bp; Insert Size: 1,500 bp; Molar Ratio (Insert:Vector): 5
Vector Amount: 40 µL; Insert Amount: 75 µL
Vector DNA Concentration: 20 ng/µL; Insert DNA Concentration: 50 ng/µL; Vector Size: 2,500 bp; Insert Size: 800 bp; Molar Ratio (Insert:Vector): 2
Vector Amount: 125 µL; Insert Amount: 80 µL
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