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. 2012 Mar 6;13(3):2951–2964. doi: 10.3390/ijms13032951

Table 2.

Microsatellite primers developed in this study and their length, GC content, molecular weight, motifs, optimum annealing temperature, size range of fragments and mean number of alleles amplified from the 16 fungal species amplified.

Nucleotides repeats Primers Motif Length GC Content (%) MW Optimum AT (°C) Range of fragment size (bp)
Di (CT)7G CT 15 53.3 4420.9 40 400–2000
(CA)7T CA 15 46.7 4458.9 52 300–1700
(AG)7C AG 15 53.3 4724.1 48 200–2500

Tri (CTG)5 CTG 15 66.7 4550.9 52 450–2000
(AGG)5 AGG 15 66.7 4796.1 52 350–2000
(TCC)5 TCC 15 66.7 4350.8 50 400–2000
(ACG)5 ACG 15 66.7 4596.0 50 400–2000
(TGG)5 TGG 15 66.7 4751.1 50 350–1500
(GTA)5 GTA 15 33.3 4671.1 40 600–2000
(ATG)5 ATG 15 33.3 4671.1 50 200–3000
(TAC)5 TAC 15 33.3 4470.9 40 700–1500
(TGC)5 TGC 15 66.7 4550.9 40 1000–1800
(GCT)5 GCT 15 66.7 4550.9 52 600–2000
(TGT)5 TGT 15 33.3 4626.0 40 400–1800

Tetra (TGAC)4 TGAC 16 50.0 4881.2 55 400–2500
(GTCA)4 GTCA 16 50.0 4881.2 50 400–1800
(TAGG)4 TAGG 16 50.0 5041.3 50 200–2000
(TTTC)4 TTTC 16 25.0 4745.1 40 300–2000
(TACC)4 TACC 16 50.0 4721.1 45 550–2000
(GGTT)4 GGTT 16 50.0 5005.3 40 550–2500