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. 2007 Jun 20;45(8):2419–2425. doi: 10.1128/JCM.02268-06

TABLE 1.

Primers used to create control constructs and those used for MAPREC and real-time PCR assays

Purpose and name of primer or probe Sequence (5′ to 3′)a Location in genome
Creation of control constructs for MAPREC
    S3+432/472C GAGCTACATGAGAGTCCTCCGGCCCCTGAATGCGGCGAATC 432-472
    S3+432/472T GAGCTACATGAGAGTCCTCCGGCCCCTGAATGCGGCGAATT 432-472
    S3-721 TCAAACAATTTCAATAG 721-704
Creation of control constructs for real-time assays
    S3+454/471 CCCCTGAATGCGGCGAAT 454-472
    S3-509 CTGGCTGCTGGGTTGCA 509-493
Reverse transcription-PCR step in MAPREC
    S3+432 GAGCTACATGAGAGTCCTCCGGCCCCTGAATGCGGCGAAT 432-471
    S3-721 TCAAACAATTTCAATAAG 721-704
Real-time assay for revertantsb
    S3+454/472C CCCCTGAATGCGGCGAAGC 454-472
    S3-509 CTGGCTGCTGGGTTGCA 509-493
    Probe 473/490 6FAM TAA CCA TGG AGC AGG CA MGB 473-490
Real-time assay for nonrevertantsc
    S3+454/472T CCCCTGAATGCGGCGAACT 454-472
    S3-509 CTGGCTGCTGGGTTGCA 509-493
    Probe 473/490 6FAM TAA CCA TGG AGC AGG CA MGB 473-490
a

Underlining shows nucleotide 468, which was mismatched in all forward primers to allow an EcoRI digest when the nonrevertant was present. This mismatch was included in the real-time assays. Italics show mismatches of nucleotides 471 and 472 in the forward primers for the real-time assays for nonrevertants and revertants to increase specificity in distinguishing nonrevertant from revertant OPV3 strains. 6FAM, 6-carboxyfluorescein; MGB, minor groove binder.

b

Detection and quantification of revertants in clinical samples.

c

Detection and quantification of nonrevertants in clinical samples.