Tutorial: Automatic Primer Design
Short tutorial on how to automatically detect and attach primers that anneals to your project's sequence.
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Don't have time to watch a video today. Can you tell us what it's about? What tools do you use and how does it accomplish the task.
This isn't a tutorial this is advertising. I don't think there is anything wrong with advertising new Bioinformatic products on Biostars (?) but it comes across as sketchy if you don't say so upfront.
Regarding the video, the content and flow was OK, but you really have to re-do the audio Ruti. The mic is crackly, and you change volume so throughout each sentence I thought I was in church.
The website looked like it might be a commercial tool. That's not going to help my research. I'm looking for something like shell scripts that call primer3 and blast so I can parallelize it. A point-and-click tool is just another of a thousand I can't use in high throughput situations.