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CloneCoordinate: Open-Source Software for Collaborative DNA Construction

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Ethan Jeon
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Ziyang Shen
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Santiago Christ
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Evelyn Qi
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Ida Fan
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Nawon Lee
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Odysseas Morgan
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Madeline Ohl
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Dylan Millson
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M F Laker
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Aspen Pierson
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E. Garcia
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Yifan Zhang
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Adeline Choi
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Ashrita Iyengar
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R. Young Chul Kim
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Josh Lee
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Linden Niedeck
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Vanessa Oeien
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Maliha Rashid
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Nandini Seetharaman
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Arnav Singh
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Delaney Soble
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Jenny Yu
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K.-B. Yu
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Simms Berdy
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Ellia Chang
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Robin Kitazono
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Sofija Ortiz
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D. R. Fraser Taylor
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B W. Thuronyi *
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Custom DNA constructs have never been more common or important in the life sciences. Many researchers therefore devote substantial time and effort to molecular cloning, aided by abundant computer-aided design tools. However, support for managing and documenting the construction process, and for effectively handling and reducing the frequency of setbacks, is lacking. To address this need, we developed CloneCoordinate, a free, open-source electronic laboratory notebook specifically designed for cloning and fully implemented in Google Sheets. By maintaining a real-time, automatically prioritized task list, a uniform physical sample inventory, and standardized data structures, CloneCoordinate enables productive, collaborative cloning for individuals or teams. We demonstrate how the information captured by CloneCoordinate can be leveraged to troubleshoot assembly problems and provide data-driven insights into cloning efficiency, setting the stage for automated recommendations based on actual track records. CloneCoordinate offers a new and uniquely accessible model for how to carry out, and iteratively improve on, real-world DNA assembly.
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