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  • Obtain "in silico" amplicon

    From the available genomes online, how can I obtain the amplicon produced by a specific primer? There are some strains I don't have in the lab and was hoping to assess the amplicon in silico.

    Is there a way to use BLAST for this?


    Thank you!

  • #2
    If you concatenate the forward and reverse complement of the reverse primer sequence into a single sequence then this blast command should return all possible products up to 2kb in size. Adjust hspsepSmax to the size of your liking.

    blastn reference_database.fasta primers-fwd-rev-revcomp.fasta M=1 N=-3 Q=3 R=3 hspsepSmax=2000 topcomboN=3 B=3 V=3

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    • #3
      Thanks, m_two!

      What about primer-BLAST? Will this show the amplicon product too?

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