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- Primer_Premier abstract "Primer Premier software combines design of primers for various PCR applications under one common platform. The software supports design of degenerate primers on alignments for amplifying related set of nucleotide sequences for detecting common traits among organisms and to determine heredity. The software also designs tagged and nested primers for multiplex PCR reactions. The Primer Premier software supports motif analysis and ORF search along with finding restriction cut sites on the nucleotide sequence.The software has a built-in nucleotide-protein and protein-nucleotide sequence translator which can be used for designing degenerate primers for codons that code for multiple amino acid sequences. It is also understood that the primers designed by Primer Premier are effective and confirm to the design guidelines laid for designing primers for housekeeping genes with a high G+C%The software also designs primers for flanking exons and introns in a gene, though there is no mention of it on the official Primer Premier page on the Premier Biosoft website.The software calculates the hairpin structure stability and has been used to study its effect on PCR amplification".
- Primer_Premier developer Premier_Biosoft.
- Primer_Premier genre Bioinformatics.
- Primer_Premier latestReleaseDate "2008-05-06".
- Primer_Premier latestReleaseVersion "5.0".
- Primer_Premier wikiPageExternalLink www.premierbiosoft.com.
- Primer_Premier wikiPageExternalLink index.html.
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- Primer_Premier wikiPageID "17902971".
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- Primer_Premier wikiPageWikiLink 6_May_2008.
- Primer_Premier wikiPageWikiLink Applications_of_PCR.
- Primer_Premier wikiPageWikiLink Bioinformatics.
- Primer_Premier wikiPageWikiLink Category:Bioinformatics_software.
- Primer_Premier wikiPageWikiLink DNASTAR.
- Primer_Premier wikiPageWikiLink Geneious.
- Primer_Premier wikiPageWikiLink Multiplex_PCR.
- Primer_Premier wikiPageWikiLink Multiplex_polymerase_chain_reaction.
- Primer_Premier wikiPageWikiLink OLIGO_Primer_Analysis_Software.
- Primer_Premier wikiPageWikiLink Premier_Biosoft.
- Primer_Premier wikiPageWikiLinkText "Primer Premier".
- Primer_Premier developer Premier_Biosoft.
- Primer_Premier genre Bioinformatics.
- Primer_Premier hasPhotoCollection Primer_Premier.
- Primer_Premier latestReleaseDate "2008-05-06".
- Primer_Premier latestReleaseVersion "5".
- Primer_Premier license "commercial".
- Primer_Premier name "Primer Premier".
- Primer_Premier operatingSystem "Windows".
- Primer_Premier website www.premierbiosoft.com.
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- Primer_Premier subject Category:Bioinformatics_software.
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- Primer_Premier comment "Primer Premier software combines design of primers for various PCR applications under one common platform. The software supports design of degenerate primers on alignments for amplifying related set of nucleotide sequences for detecting common traits among organisms and to determine heredity. The software also designs tagged and nested primers for multiplex PCR reactions.".
- Primer_Premier label "Primer Premier".
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- Primer_Premier homepage www.premierbiosoft.com.
- Primer_Premier isPrimaryTopicOf Primer_Premier.
- Primer_Premier name "Primer Premier".