<p>+ Bases in lowercase letters are not complementary to the target sequence. Underlined bases correspond to restriction sites.</p><p>Primers used in this study.</p
*<p>Underlined sequences indicate the restriction enzyme sites. All primers are original in this stu...
<p>Y = C or T; R = A or G; H = A, C or T; M = A or C; W = A or T; D = A, G or T; N = A, T, C or G.</...
<p>*The restriction sites in the sequences are indicated by lower cases. The corresponding restricti...
+<p>Bases in lowercase letters are not complementary to the target sequence.</p><p>Underlined bases ...
a<p>Restriction sites are underlined in the primer sequence.</p><p>Primer used in this study.</p
<p>Primers used in this study. Restriction sites are underlined and changed codons are in bold.</p
<p>The restriction sites used were underlined.</p><p>Primers used in this study.</p
<p><sup>a</sup> Restriction sites are underlined; base pair changes to introduce mutations are under...
<p>Note: The underlined sequences represent different restriction enzyme sites.</p><p>Primers used i...
Primers used in this study(underlined in the primer sequences were restriction enzyme sites).</p
<p>F corresponds to forward primer and R to reverse primer. Restriction sites are underlined.</p
<p>Primers used in this work. Sequences recognized by restriction enzymes are designated in uppercas...
<p>Restriction sites added at the 5’ end of primer are underlined.</p><p>Primers used in the study.<...
a<p>Restriction sites are underlined; overlaps to other primers for PCR fusions are shown by lower c...
<p>*Italics denote introduced restriction sequences</p><p>Primers used in this study.</p
*<p>Underlined sequences indicate the restriction enzyme sites. All primers are original in this stu...
<p>Y = C or T; R = A or G; H = A, C or T; M = A or C; W = A or T; D = A, G or T; N = A, T, C or G.</...
<p>*The restriction sites in the sequences are indicated by lower cases. The corresponding restricti...
+<p>Bases in lowercase letters are not complementary to the target sequence.</p><p>Underlined bases ...
a<p>Restriction sites are underlined in the primer sequence.</p><p>Primer used in this study.</p
<p>Primers used in this study. Restriction sites are underlined and changed codons are in bold.</p
<p>The restriction sites used were underlined.</p><p>Primers used in this study.</p
<p><sup>a</sup> Restriction sites are underlined; base pair changes to introduce mutations are under...
<p>Note: The underlined sequences represent different restriction enzyme sites.</p><p>Primers used i...
Primers used in this study(underlined in the primer sequences were restriction enzyme sites).</p
<p>F corresponds to forward primer and R to reverse primer. Restriction sites are underlined.</p
<p>Primers used in this work. Sequences recognized by restriction enzymes are designated in uppercas...
<p>Restriction sites added at the 5’ end of primer are underlined.</p><p>Primers used in the study.<...
a<p>Restriction sites are underlined; overlaps to other primers for PCR fusions are shown by lower c...
<p>*Italics denote introduced restriction sequences</p><p>Primers used in this study.</p
*<p>Underlined sequences indicate the restriction enzyme sites. All primers are original in this stu...
<p>Y = C or T; R = A or G; H = A, C or T; M = A or C; W = A or T; D = A, G or T; N = A, T, C or G.</...
<p>*The restriction sites in the sequences are indicated by lower cases. The corresponding restricti...
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