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Real-Time PCR Quantification of Plant miRNAs Using Universal ProbeLibrary Technology.pdf
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Here is an example$ _" Q" a3 e2 Q: V9 m8 ~- R
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In the RT primer, only the last 6 nt are unique to miR-10a, and will bind to the 3' end (green) of miR-10a. The rest (44-nt) of it will form stem-loop structure. The purpose of stem-loop is to increase melting temperature. You can use the same sequence for many miRNAs, but the last 6 nt must be specific to the miRNA you want to detect.4 _% v" y, j" R2 P
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