non-specific amplification, you can try to increase the reaction specificity using a hot start polymerase. This enzyme remains inactive during master mix preparation and sample addition at room temperature, eliminating the risk that unintended products and primer dimers are formed during PCR set-up....
It is also important to make sure that amplicons are all approximately the same size, and that primer and probe dimers do not form (across all primer pairs). Use our Multiple Primer Analyzer tool to check for primer dimer formation. The ABY and JUN probes must...
Producing such primer-dimers could compromise the amplification of the desired target region. If primers with dA-nucleotides near the end cannot be used, consider primers with 3' terminal dU-nucleotides. Terminal dU-nucleotides are not substrates for UNG; these primers will not...
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The crystal structure of ArdA reveals that ArdA dimers adopt an elongated curved cylindrical structure with regularly spaced helical grooves [70]. The surface of the ArdA dimer has a helical distribution of aspartate and glutamate residues, with the protein mimicking a 42-bp sequence of B-form ...
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a.To control the efficiency of the qPCR reaction b.To quantify the RNA in the samples c.To normalize the expression of target genes d.To minimize primer dimers e.To ensure probe is working for the target gene There are 2...
The participants preferred primers of 18-24 nucleotides (nt), 39%-58% G + C, a melting temperature (Tm) of 53 degrees-65 degrees C with a 1-2 nt 3' GC clamp, hairpin stems of less than 2-3 bp, homopolymeric runs of less than 4-5 nt, primer dimers of less than 3-4 bp ...
(LOD) with 95% positive probability was estimated at 0.0057 ng/µL for GAPDH and 0.0036 ng/µL for ACTB. These tests are universal because they function on various types of samples (swabs, cytology, etc.) and can complement the diagnosis of SARS-CoV-2 and other pathogens, as well ...
Amplifications were carried out using a Veriti Thermal Cycler (Applied Biosystems, Foster City, CA, USA), and PCR products were purified by the magnetic purification step involving Agencourt AMPure XP DNA purification beads (Beckman Coulter Genomics GmbH, Bernried, Germany) to remove primer dimers....