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. 2011 Mar;49(3):932–940. doi: 10.1128/JCM.02271-10

Table 2.

Post-PCR Tm values with artificial templates harboring QRDR mutationsa

QRDR typeb QDR1
QDR2
Tm (°C) dTm (°C)c Tm (°C) dTm (°C)c
WT T 66.2 65.4
G88A T 61.7 4.4 58.1 7.4
G88C T 66.0 0.2 60.5 5.0
D89N T 60.3 5.9 58.3 7.2
A90V T 69.8 −3.6 68.0 −2.6
S91P T 61.3 4.9 62.6 2.8
D94A T 66.1 0.1 60.3 5.1
D94G T 70.3 −4.2 63.5 1.9
D94H T 65.0 1.2 58.8 6.6
D94N T 64.9 1.3 58.8 6.6
D94Y T 64.8 1.4 58.2 7.3
WT S 63.8 64.6
G88A S 59.0 4.8 57.4 7.3
G88C S 63.5 0.3 57.4 7.2
D89N S 57.2 6.6 58.4 6.2
A90V S 67.5 −3.8 67.8 −3.2
S91P S 58.9 4.9 59.3 5.3
D94A S 63.9 −0.1 59.3 5.4
D94G S 68.3 −4.6 62.0 2.7
D94H S 62.5 1.3 56.7 8.0
D94N S 62.5 1.3 56.6 8.0
D94Y S 62.4 1.4 56.6 8.0
a

Results represent the average of 10 separate reactions. Tm values did not differ by more than 0.5 to 0.8°C.

b

WT, wild type; T, 95T allele (threonine); S, 95S allele (serine).

c

dTm = WT Tm − mutant Tm. Negative dTm values imply a higher Tm for the probe with the mutant sequence than that for the wild-type sequence.