AtRTPrimer: database for Arabidopsis genome-wide homogeneous and specific RT-PCR primer-pairs
2006

AtRTPrimer: A Database for Arabidopsis RT-PCR Primer Pairs

Sample size: 28952 publication Evidence: high

Author Information

Author(s): Han Sangjo, Kim Dongsup

Primary Institution: Korea Advanced Institute of Science and Technology

Hypothesis

To construct a genome-wide primer-pair database for Arabidopsis that provides specific and reliable RT-PCR primer pairs.

Conclusion

AtRTPrimer successfully registered approximately 97% of the genes investigated, providing a large number of reliable primer pairs for RT-PCR experiments.

Supporting Evidence

  • 97% of the 28,952 genes were registered in AtRTPrimer.
  • The database provides reliable primer pairs for various RT-PCR experiments.
  • AtRTPrimer allows researchers to filter primer pairs based on specific needs.

Takeaway

The AtRTPrimer database helps scientists find the right tools to study genes in plants, making it easier to do experiments.

Methodology

The database was constructed by evaluating primer homogeneity, specificity, and potential amplicons from genomic DNA and similar cDNAs.

Limitations

The database may not predict amplicons from unknown alternative splicing forms.

Digital Object Identifier (DOI)

10.1186/1471-2105-7-179

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