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  1. Look for BsaI cut sites in your sequence using Geneious.  Use Restriction Analysis to find the BsaI sites (under Advanced) and apply them to your sequence.
  2. Select the CDS annotation for your sequence, and check the BsaI sites to see in which codons they occur.
  3. Look for alternate codons that code for the same amino acid.  Make sure that the codon that you end up with after mutating has a higher frequency than the existing codon.  You can find a table of frequencies for humans here: http://www.genscript.com/cgi-bin/tools/codon_freq_table
  4. If you can't find a codon with a higher frequency, then use a lower frequency codon but you might have to mutate it back after doing the Golden Gate reaction.

 

Here are the changes that we made (4/29/2014):

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