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. 2014 May 21;21(1):50. doi: 10.1186/1423-0127-21-50

Table 1.

Primers used for the amplification of the P1 region

Region Primer Orientation Sequence (5’-3’) a Position b Reference
VP1
292
Sense
MIGCIGYIGARACNGG
2613–2628
30
222
Antisense
CICCIGGIGGIAYRWACAT
2969–2951
VP2
AM12
Sense
GARGARTGYGGITAYAGYGA
962–981
31
AM32
Antisense
TTDATCCAYTGRTGIGG
1545–1529
VP3
RC7
Sense
GTVHDIAAYGCIGGHATGGG
1463-1482
This study
RC8
Antisense
GTYTGCATIGTGTCDSHIGG
2597-2578
VP4
RC1
Sense
CCATATAGYTATTGGATTGGC
615-635
This study
RC2M
Antisense
GGIARYTTCCACCACCAHCC
1197-1178
VP1-2A
RC5M
Sense
TIACITTTGTSATHACIAG
2799-2817
This study
RC6
Antisense
ACIACRCCYTCICCICCCAT
3690-3671
 
RC10
Antisense
TCCCACACRCAVYTYWGCC
3396-3378
This study
 
RC5-B2
Sense
CTAACWTTYGTCATNACCAG
2813-2832
This study
 
RC5-B4
Sense
CTYACMTTTGTSATYACYAG
2802-2821
This study
 
RC5-B3
Sense
CTGACGTTTGTCATAACAAG
2798-2817
This study
 
RC5(B5/B6)
Sense
GARYTVACYTTTGTSATHAC
2801-2820
This study
 
RC11(B2,B4,B5,B6)
Antisense
TCYCTRTTRTARTCYTCCC
3417-3399
This study
  RC12(B3) Antisense TCYCTGTTGTAACTTTCCC 3411-3393 This study

a The following standard ambiguity codes were used: D = G, A, or T; R = A or G; Y = T or C; N = A, T, C, or G; M = A or C; S = G or C; H = A, C or T; W = A or T and I = deoxyinosine.

b With reference to the sequence of CV-B3.