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. 2008 Apr 8;36(9):3095–3100. doi: 10.1093/nar/gkn165

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Figure 4. — The MultiPriDe user experience. (A) The program is invoked using Perl, and asks for GeneID numbers as input. (B) MultiPriDe prints a FASTA-formatted CDS to the screen, along with the locations of splice sites. (C) The directory produced for a given GeneID, containing the primer design files for each splice site. (D) The text file Primer3 output for an individual splice site.

Figure 4. — The MultiPriDe user experience. (A) The program is invoked using Perl, and asks for GeneID numbers as input. (B) MultiPriDe prints a FASTA-formatted CDS to the screen, along with the locations of splice sites. (C) The directory produced for a given GeneID, containing the primer design files for each splice site. (D) The text file Primer3 output for an individual splice site.