Step 1. Select
ONE Input Option Using the Following Fields
-
Upload a file with NCBI protein accession numbers from your local
computer:
(Click
here to see input file format)
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OR
enter NCBI protein accession numbers manually:
(One accession number per line)
Step 2. Add Restriction Sequences to the Primers
(Optional)
Protein interaction experiments usually require the cloning
of CPR products into a palmed for expression. It is thus necessary to
have an option to input restriction sequences, which are added priori
to the 5'-end of primer segments. By default the program uses the GATEWAYTM
clones restriction sequences. The defaults can be changed when necessary.
To do so, change sequences in the following text areas to those that
you want.
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5'-end restriction sequence:
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3'-end restriction sequence:
Step 3. Set Criteria for Primer Selection
If you DONOT set any criteria, the program will
use the defaults to design primers for you!
-
G/C content (35% to 65% as default)
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Annealing temperature (45°C to 75°C as default)
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G/C clamps
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At the 3'-end, no more than
G or C bases
- Secondary structure (the number of contiguous base pairs of homology
to itself or to its counterpart)
- Mispriming (the number of contiguous base pairs of homology to its
target sequence)
Step 4. Choose Options
to be Included in the Output Windows
-
Nucleotide sequences?
- Amino acid sequences?
- PSORT predictions (signal peptide, transmembrane segment, topology)?
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