fastest method to get potential amplicons based on paired-primers
Hi all,
Generally, we can use tools such as primer3 to design the available primers for PCR.
However, sometimes the primer will be located in repeat region, which might lead to non-specific amplicons.
My question is how to get all potential amplicons for this pair primers across the whole genome except to blast for each primer.
Thanks
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