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<p align="justify">Like the input options, the output from the program is kept simple. First an overview of all needed primers is shown. The output is fairly self-explanatory, although it should be noted that primer consist of a fusion tail (ft) and a binding region (br), easily distinguished from one another by the occurence of the essential uracil. For example:</p><br> | <p align="justify">Like the input options, the output from the program is kept simple. First an overview of all needed primers is shown. The output is fairly self-explanatory, although it should be noted that primer consist of a fusion tail (ft) and a binding region (br), easily distinguished from one another by the occurence of the essential uracil. For example:</p><br> | ||
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- | |--ft--||-------br-------| | + | |--ft--||-------br-------|<br> |
GGGTTAAUCAAATTATAGCCATACAG | GGGTTAAUCAAATTATAGCCATACAG | ||
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The project USER fusion primer design software Program output format Like the input options, the output from the program is kept simple. First an overview of all needed primers is shown. The output is fairly self-explanatory, although it should be noted that primer consist of a fusion tail (ft) and a binding region (br), easily distinguished from one another by the occurence of the essential uracil. For example: |--ft--||-------br-------| GGGTTAAUCAAATTATAGCCATACAG Note that the entire sequence constitute the primer |
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