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Is it ok?!

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  • This topic has 2 replies, 2 voices, and was last updated 18 years, 11 months ago by senthil.impres.
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    • December 6, 2007 at 3:19 pm #1489
      senthil.impres
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      Hi folks,

      I am new to the area of PCR cloning and am trying to amplify a 3000bp region from a plasmid construct. I use Invitrogen VectorNTI’s (amplify selection) method to design a primer. What i get now is primers of 20bp length (both sense and antisense)with these calculated values
      Contains region of the molecule from 13 to 3001
      Tm: 80.7 C TaOpt: 55.3 C GC: 51.3
      Sense Primer:
      TAACTGGTTTCCTGAAAGGT
      Similarity: 100.0%
      Length: 20 Tm: 45.6 C GC: 40.0
      dH: -150.2 kcal/mol dS: -394.6 cal/mol dG: -30.8 kcal/mol
      Antisense Primer:
      CCCATTCCAGCGCCAGGAGC
      Similarity: 100.0%
      Length: 20 Tm: 63.4 C GC: 70.0
      dH: -169.9 kcal/mol dS: -427.7 cal/mol dG: -40.6 kcal/mol
      Tm Difference: 17.8
      GC Difference: 30.0

      Is this alright to go with? or should i play around these values. Suggestions are very much appreciated. Thanks in advance

    • December 6, 2007 at 3:25 pm #1490
      Daniel
      Keymaster

      The primers really should be closer in Tm than what you have. I suggest that you try making your antisense primer shorter to bring down it’s Tm.

      Daniel Tillett
      Nucleics Support

    • December 7, 2007 at 3:20 pm #1491
      senthil.impres
      Participant

      Thanks a lot daniel! I would make it that way.

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