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SOLVED: The optimal annealing temperature (Ta) is the range of temperatures where efficiency of PCR amplification is maximal and depends directly On iength and composition of the primer(s) An annealing temperature 5"€
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SOLVED: A widely used method for calculating the annealing temperature for a primer used in PCR is 5 degrees below the Tm (ºC), which is computed by this equation 81.5 + 0.41 (%
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SOLVED: A rudimentary method to calculate the melting temperature of DNA is an equation known as "The Wallace Rule" This equation is: Tm = 2(A+T) + 4(G+C) Where A = # of
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SOLVED: a. Refer to the formula for calculating oligonucleotide melting temperatures presented on page 2 to estimate the melting temperature for the DNA hybrids formed between provided primers and the DNA template
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SOLVED: In this experiment; the same two original bookended primers will be used to amplify the ImrA sequence using PCR and the primary recombinant plasmid pAMG2S. The primers are: Forward: 5'-ATGGAAAGAGGTCCACAAATGGCCAAT-3' (Tm =
![How would one work out the Tm value for a single primer? What is the Tm value for this primer sequence? 5'-GCCAGTCAAACAGTCAGTAA-3' B. ~47oC C. ~50oC D. ~53oC E. ~56oC : r/a:t5_318cy How would one work out the Tm value for a single primer? What is the Tm value for this primer sequence? 5'-GCCAGTCAAACAGTCAGTAA-3' B. ~47oC C. ~50oC D. ~53oC E. ~56oC : r/a:t5_318cy](https://external-preview.redd.it/wF4MLnRL12_90I71Zx1wWdRIoI2s-vIYa8MQSETa85k.jpg?width=640&crop=smart&auto=webp&s=08fab9e34c1ad97a31d610b2709f6f30540100e0)