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SOLVED: QNo.3. Calculate Tm of the following primers: Gene: Sequence Melting temperature Forward primer: TCGAGTCGCGTCCACC Reverse primer: GGGAGCATCGTCGCCC Amplified product length = b. Screen shot of in-silico PCR = Cytogenetic location =
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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 length and composition of the primer(s). An annealing temperature 5°C
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