This week was quite slow because I have been researching possible PCR primers to
use for Polymerase Chain Reaction (PCR). The next step of my research is to
perform this but I cannot do so without these primers. With that said, I have to
develop my own primers from researching articles and protocols.. Even though I
am looking for universal primers, it is a little difficult to determine which one
would be best because certain ones work for certain bacteria or environments.
Since I am trying to identify unknown bacteria, I will most like have to develop
more than one primer. For example, one primer for gram positive bacteria and
another for gram negative bacteria. I will continue my research and hopefully
begin PCR next week!
use for Polymerase Chain Reaction (PCR). The next step of my research is to
perform this but I cannot do so without these primers. With that said, I have to
develop my own primers from researching articles and protocols.. Even though I
am looking for universal primers, it is a little difficult to determine which one
would be best because certain ones work for certain bacteria or environments.
Since I am trying to identify unknown bacteria, I will most like have to develop
more than one primer. For example, one primer for gram positive bacteria and
another for gram negative bacteria. I will continue my research and hopefully
begin PCR next week!
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Hey Brenda, Sounds like you have a lot of researching to go and a lot of samples to run until determining the the right correct primer and best well matched primer for you. So looking at the image that you uploaded I have a quick question. Will you be determining how much of everything you be needing like specific measurement amounts?
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