Virtual (in silico) or electronic PCR (ePCR) primers/probes or microRNA (miRNA) sequences search against whole genome (chromosome) prediction of likely PCR products and search for potential mismatches of the specified primers or probes. Search for multiple targets simultaneously within a specified range. In silico PCR primer searching is useful for the discovery of melting temperature target-binding sites.
An alternative command line Java application in silico PCR for local use without restrictions on genome size and the number of files to be analyzed.
Degenerate primer sequences are also accepted, each letter represents a combination of one or several nucleotides: B=(C,G,T), D=(A,G,T), H=(A,C,T), K=(G,T), M=(A,C), N=(A,C,G,T), R=(A,G), S=(G,C), V=(A,C,G), W=(A,T), Y=(C,T). U=Uracil, I=Inosine and LNA: dA=E, dC=F, dG=J, dT=L.
Input format: sequence can be pasted or uploaded as a file in FASTA format or retrieved sequence (NCBI’s accession, e.g. A02710) from NCBI’s "nuccore" nucleotide database.
Size Limitations: the length of the query sequence and the size of the batch file are theoretically unlimited.
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Mismatches allowed at the 3'-terminus: | ||