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. 1998 May;64(5):1919–1923. doi: 10.1128/aem.64.5.1919-1923.1998

TABLE 1.

Templates and primers used in the PCR walking technique to clone and sequence arfI

PCR Template PCR primers
Namea Sequenceb
1 C. xylanolytica genomic F1 5′-GAR GCN GCN CAR TGG GT-3′ (forward)
DNA R1 5′-GCR TTR TTR TTR AAD ATR TT-3′ (reverse)
2 pUC19-EcoRI libraryc F2 5′-CAG TCA CGA CGT TGT AAA ACG ACG GC-3′ (forward)
R2d 5′-CCA AGT TTG ATG CCA CGA CTG TTC-3′ (reverse)
3 pUC19-KpnI libraryc F2 5′-CAG TCA CGA CGT TGT AAA ACG ACG GC-3′ (forward)
R3 5′-GAT ATC CCA GGG TTT ATC ACG ACC G-3′ (reverse)
4 pUC19-HindIII libraryc F4 5′-CGC AGC ATC ACA AGT TCC TCA TGC-3′ (forward)
R4 5′-TCA CAC AGG AAA CAG CTA TGA CCA TG-3′ (reverse)
5 C. xylanolytica genomic F5 5′-GGT CGT TGG TGA AAT ACA GCG G-3′ (forward)
DNA R5 5′-GAC AAA TCG CTC CCA CCG AAC AC-3′ (reverse)
a

The priming sites of F2 and R4 complemented regions within the multiple cloning site of pUC19. 

b

A, adenosine; T, thymidine; G, guanosine; C, cytosine; R, adenosine or guanosine; N, adenosine, thymidine, cytosine, or guanosine; D, adenosine, thymidine, or guanosine. 

c

Library of C. xylanolytica genomic DNA created by restriction with an enzyme and ligated into pUC19. 

d

The second and fourth nucleotides of primer R2 (cytosine and adenosine, respectively) were identified incorrectly in the amplicon from PCR 1 and did not correspond to the homologous nucleotides in amplicons from PCR 4 and 5. However, their distances from the 3′ end did not compromise the efficacy of R2 as a primer for PCR 2.