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Dz. You are creating PCR primers for the DNA sequence pictured. If the given sequence is the plus strand, what would be the r
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Reverse primer

5'CAGTTTCGACCCTATAGCGCGCCTCAGGACAACGTACTACTGTCCAGTACCTATGGGGACTTGCAAAAGCCTTTGGCATATCCAATCAGGGCCATGCAATTTAATGATGGACAGGCATTACTTGAGTTACACAGTTACGAATGGCAGTAC3'

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Forward primer is same as plus strand

5'GTACTGCCATTCGTAACTGTGTACTCAAGTAATGCCTGTCCATCATGTAAATTGCATGGCCCTGATTGGATATGCCAAAGGCTTTTGCAAGTCCCCATAGGTACTGGACAGTAGTACGTTGTCCTGAGGCGCGCTATAGGGTCGAAACTG3'

plus strand ! - « ТС CAA , „ТТ — — reverse primer Forward primer — з 1 и с CAS отт minus strand

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