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PCR design and genome build compatibility

Hi folks

I am new to molecular genetics and I have some technical questions.

We have done WGS (using hg19 genome build) on some patients and I found two interesting variants:

  1. KMT2D: chr12_49426905_TTGC_T ; c.11580_11582delGCA ; p.Gln3863del
  2. FLG: chr1-152285861_G_A; c.1501C>T; p.Arg501*

When I search NCBI for gene (cDNA) sequence in order to design primers, I do not see the nucleotide sequence in the DNA sequence on NCBI database for the bespoke genes (that is, I do not see GCA in location 11580 to 11582 for KMT2D and I do not see either C in location 1501 for FLG). Is there something wrong I missed? Is the genome build for these genes on NCBI on hg38 that could hinder seeing the exact nucleotide sequence? How to solve this issue?

In addition, when I design primers should I use cDNA or gene sequence containing introns and exons?

Looking forward for your guidance on this issue

Thanks in advance

Laith

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I do not see the nucleotide sequence in the DNA sequence on NCBI database

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is the genome build for these genes on NCBI on hg38 that could hinder seeing the exact nucleotide sequence ? How to solve this issue?

You will need to look at hg19: https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/datasets/genome/GCF_000001405.25/

It is a bit odd to use hg19 build at this point. It has been superseded by GRCh38 for almost a decade. You should verify that analysis with current genome build.

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