Cloning identity, ordered-part, junction, handoff and evidence contract
Cloning & Enzymes · CL-FAMILY-CONTRACT-1.0
Separate the assembly receipt from verification evidence
The verification ledger compares only evidence-supported axes. Digest or colony-PCR consistency never becomes sequence identity or a construct-level PASS.
1. LOCK CONSTRUCT IDENTITY
Record construct ID, topology, intended use and exact source-profile revision before any method-specific arithmetic or compatibility claim.
2. FREEZE ORDERED PARTS
Record every part ID, role, orientation, exact sequence identity, length, checksum and source receipt without filling missing sequence from a motif label.
3. DEFINE EVERY JUNCTION
Link upstream and downstream part IDs and preserve strategy, expected sequence, overhang or homology and frame disposition for every junction.
4. VALIDATE THE EXACT PROFILE
Check profile ID, revision, source stable ID, applicability and exclusions. Any source, chemistry or revision mismatch returns BLOCKED.
5. RECORD ASSUMPTIONS AND UNKNOWNS
Keep user assumptions separate from unsupported evidence. Missing editable fields remain INCOMPLETE; unsupported claims remain UNKNOWN.
6. ISSUE TRANSFORMATION HANDOFF
Pass only assembly receipt, host requirement, selection identity and unknowns. Do not copy competent-cell amount, recovery time or colony threshold.
7. CREATE EXPECTED SNAPSHOT
Freeze construct checksum, expected junctions, critical regions and source references before observing verification evidence.
8. COMPARE EVIDENCE PER AXIS
Compare sequence, digest or colony-PCR evidence only on supported axes and preserve discrepancies; never emit a construct-level biological PASS.