Have to revive this old discussion...
"This paper claims that all the restriction enzymes they tested maintained their activity at room temperature for a week, and most maintained activity for a full year"
I always thought (and heard from a lab worker) that restriction enzymes need ATP and therefore the entire solution has to be kept at -20°C to prevent ATP decay...
But didn't read that they added ATP then? Is the ATP story wrong?
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