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. 2012 Sep 10;9:191. doi: 10.1186/1743-422X-9-191

Table 2.

Oligonucleotide primers used for site-directed mutagenesis and sequencing

Primer Positionc Sequenced Orientation
154Fa
3704-3740
5'-CCCTCGCACGCAGAGTGAACAACCGGCTGCCCACTTC-3'
Sense
154Ra
3704-3740
5'-GAAGTGGGCAGCCGGTTGTTCACTCTGCGTGCGAGGG-3'
Antisense
72GFa
2148-2181
5'-GTTTGACTGGACGCCGGGTTTGTCATTTGGACAC-3'
Sense
72GRa
2148-2181
5'-GTGTCCAAATGACAAACCCGGCGTCCAGTCAAAC-3'
Antisense
72NFa
2148-2181
5'-GTTTGACTGGACGCCGAATTTGTCATTTGGACAC-3'
Sense
72NRa
2148-2181
5'-GTGTCCAAATGACAAATTCGGCGTCCAGTCAAAC-3'
Antisense
107Fa
2253-2287
5'-GAGGAACGGGTGGGACATTGAGGTGACCGCTGTTG-3'
Sense
107Ra
2253-2287
5'-CAACAGCGGTCACCTCAATGTCCCACCCGTTCCTC-3'
Antisense
S1Fb
207-227
5'-AACAGCTATGACCATGATTAC-3'
Sense
S1Rb
2677-2697
5'-GTTAGACACTTTCCCGTAGAC-3'
Antisense
S2Rb 4000-4019 5'-GACATGTCCTCCTGCATCTG-3' Antisense

a Primers for the construction of mutant viruses.

b Primers for sequencing.

c The position of primers was determined according to the sequence of pAsi.

d The mutated codons are bolded and underlined.