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Overview

The typical process used in synthetically creating DNA is the phosphoramidite method. This method is replicated in the 3'- to 5'- direction which is opposite to that in nature. One amidite base is added per synthesis cycle. When the sequence is completed the DNA is separated from the solid support and the base protecting groups are removed. The following video outlines this process and covers basic questions regarding the chemistry and post synthesis operations. For more information regarding this process or a custom developed process please contact us through the form above.