Making plasmid prep easier!

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For technical people

          

            This site converts a free-form request into a structured construct brief (gene, promoter, host, vector constraints, assembly method, output).
            That brief can be fed into an agent that: (1) searches Addgene for candidate backbones/inserts, (2) selects parts, (3) plans assembly (Gibson/Golden Gate),
            (4) generates QC (primers, junction checks), and (5) exports GenBank/map/BOM.
          

          
 Output: JSON brief (ready for tool-calling)

        


        

          
For non technical people

          

            If you’re thinking “what is a plasmid?”: a plasmid is a small circular piece of DNA used as a carrier.
            In the lab, we use plasmids to deliver a gene into cells so the cells can produce a protein, glow, resist an antibiotic,
            or run a biological “program”.
          


          

            Plasmids diagram
            

              Plasmids are used as DNA “vehicles”: you choose a promoter (when/how strongly the gene is expressed),
              the gene (what protein/function you want), and the backbone (selection marker, replication origin).
              Then you assemble it and introduce it into bacteria or cells to propagate or express it.