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. 2011 Sep;193(17):4487–4494. doi: 10.1128/JB.00302-11

Table 2.

Oligonucleotides used in this study

Oligonucleotide Sequencea
D2delchkF GCATGACAACGCACGATTC
D2delchkR CGAGATGCTGCGCCAATACG
Q266R_F CGTCGGCGACGCCAACCGGACCATCTACTCGTTTACCG
Q266R_R CGGTAAACGAGTAGATGGTCCGGTTGGCGTCGCCGACG
E508A_F CACGCCGCCAAGGGACTGGCATGGGACGCGGTGTTCCTGG
E508A_R CCAGGAACACCGCGTCCCATGCCAGTCCCTTGGCGGCGTG
D2southF TGGACCGGTGTGCGTGCTGG
D2southR ACTTGCTGTCCAGCAGCTGC
UvrD2int3 TGCTTGCCGAGCTACGCCG
pKP186R TCGCCACCTCTGACTTGAGC
pKP203R CTACGTCGACATCGATAAGC
7F GGAATTCCATATGGAACTGGCATGACAACGCACG
7R GGAAGATCTCACGGCGAACTTGCTGTCCAG
8F GGAAGATCTGACGTGTGCAGCCGACG
8R TGCATGCATCCAGGTCGAGGTCTTCC
Hel_5_FLO ROX-CATGGGCACCTAGGAGATCTCACGTACCCGTGGATCCTCTAGAGT
Hel_3_BHQ-2 TGAGATCTCCTAGGTGCCCATG-BHQ-2
Capture CATGGGCACCTAGGAGATCTCA
5′ Bio Ct(B)GTCTATAGCGTGCAGTCACTTGAGCAT
a

In oligonucleotides used for site-directed mutagenesis, base changes relative to the wild type are highlighted in gray. Restriction sites used for cloning are underlined.

t(B), biotinylated nucleotide.