NCBI Primer-BLAST primers
hi everyone. ill be brief, does anyone know if when i use this tool
https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/tools/primer-blast/
the given primers are "ready to use" or if i have to "convert them" because this tools send me the reverse, complement, or reverse-complement sequence of the primer?
Thank you so much
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Always BLAT your sequences on the genome browser to ensure that these primers only bind to your target. But these should be ready to use
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