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Primer problemHi
I designed a specific primers and blast it to amplify my gene. this primer amplifies a gDNA of the gene. I used dreamtaq kit and its protocol but unfortunately the expected product (2054 bp) was not there and what I got is several bands below and above my expected product size. Then I have used Phusion hihgfidelity kit but the problem is still there no expected product was there. I went again and checked the primers sequence and it shows a specific sequence for the gene but until now I cannot solve this problem. I also tried to change thermocycling conditions but still the problem exists. Can anyone help me what to do?
Have you checked for contamination in your reagents by using the kits on a previously tested primer that you know gives the right product size? My lab recently had an issue with contamination in our SuperScript mix that was giving us unwanted banding in our gels and it turned out that our primers were fine.
Maybe you could try ordering a primer for a different section of the gene? We usually order 2-3 different primers for any given gene we're testing for.. after all, it is pretty inexpensive. Senior Undergraduate Researcher, Center for Ecogenomics
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