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| DNAStar Lasergene 7 Vector NTI Vector NTI u can download for free from _ttps://catalog.invitrogen.com/index.cfm?fuseaction=userGroup.downloadCenter Receive license by active Invitrogen account. its order just as product (PC cat# 12605112, MAC cat# 12605113) Instead of "P.O.#" u need to write "open access" Last edited by Leowe; 11-20-2006 at 09:25 AM. |
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| Beacon Designer 7 is sure the most comprehensive one. Other tools such as Oligo either do not confirm to the qpcr standards or do not have major supporting chemistries. One thing always to look out for is how well the authoring supports. Going by my experience this vendor (Premier Biosoft) does a pretty decent job. They also offer qpcr assay design services for you if your design is too difficult and still you won't like to shed that much money. This is good if I am designing multiplex PCR assays or alignment assays (cross species or specific to a single sequence). VectorNTI is ok for planning cloning but for primer and probe design, I personally would never compromise and choose the best. Last edited by admin; 04-26-2008 at 09:16 AM. |
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