Forward specific primer
Forward specific primer is a laboratory reagent used in various molecular biology techniques. Its core function is to serve as a short, single-stranded DNA sequence that binds to a specific target region on a DNA template, enabling the initiation of DNA synthesis or amplification.
3 protocols using forward specific primer
Analyzing FaTPK1 Transcripts in Strawberry
Quantitative Real-Time PCR Analysis of Transgenic Plants
Quantification of Gene Expression in Plant Leaves
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