Desalted primers
Desalted primers are short, single-stranded DNA sequences used in molecular biology and genetic research. They are designed to serve as templates or guides for DNA synthesis and amplification, facilitating various genetic analysis and manipulation techniques. Desalted primers undergo a purification process to remove excess salts, ensuring optimal performance in downstream applications.
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3 protocols using desalted primers
PCR Amplification and Plasmid Isolation
Design of Degenerate Primers for Bacterial Tyrosinase
sequences were obtained from the databases linked to the respective
entry in the UniProtKB databank.60 (link) Sequences
from organisms indigenous to soil and/or peatlands were aligned using
the Kalign Tool (
the highest level of conservation (
commercial supplier (Sigma-Aldrich, Vienna, Austria).
Cloning and Plasmid Purification Protocol
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