DuPont Coder 300 DNA synthesiser, United States, 1980
- Made:
- 1980 in United States
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Dupont Coder 300 DNA synthesiser
Science Museum Group Collection
© The Board of Trustees of the Science Museum
Dupont Coder 300 DNA synthesiser, used to investigate structure-function relationships in enzymes
The DuPont Coder 300 DNA synthesiser is seen on the right. It was used together with the Genesis 2000 sequencer (1996-310) as part of an investigation by the Institute of Food Research. The institute’s protein engineering cycle investigated the structure/function relationships in enzymes such as papain. The effects of site-specific mutations were predicted using the synthesiser. They were verified in a cloned specimen using the sequencer.
Details
- Category:
- Biochemistry
- Object Number:
- 1995-1678
- Measurements:
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overall: 640 mm x 850 mm x 500 mm,
- type:
- dna synthesiser
- credit:
- Institute of Food Research
