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Below is a single strand of a DNA duplex. Please write down the sequences of the forward and reverse primers that will anneal

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The complementary strand of the given DNA strand would be-

3'-TACCTAGCTATGCCATTGCTAGAGAGAGTACGAAACCTGTGCTTTCCGTAAGA-5'

Primer 1: 5'-ATGGATCGATACGGTAACG-3'

Primer 2: 3'-CCTGTGCTTTCCGTAAGA-5'

Tm of primer 1:

By using the formula 2(A+T) + 4(G+C)

A = 6 T = 4 G = 6 C = 3

Tm = 2*10 + 4*9 = 56 degree centgrade

Tm of primer 2:

A = 3 T = 6 G = 4 C = 5

Tm = 2*9 + 4*9 = 54 degree centgrade

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