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. 2017 Feb 13;12(2):e0172227. doi: 10.1371/journal.pone.0172227

Table 1. Sequences of primers used for qRT-PCR.

Forward primer (5′-3′) Reverse primer (5′-3′)
fli1a AGCGCTACGCCTACAAGTTC AGCTCCAGTATGGGGTTGTG
gata1a CTCGTTGGGTGTCCCCCGGT CGACGAGGCTCGGCTCTGGA
hbbe1 AACTGTGCTCAAGGGTCTGG TACGTGGAGCTTCTCGGAGT
lyz GCACGGCCTACTGGGAAAGCA CCCAGGGGTCCCGTCATCACA
myoD GGGCCCAACGTGTCAGACGA GTTGAGGGCAGCTGGTCGGG
nkx2.5 CTGTGCCAGTTTTGGTTCGG CGCAGGGTAGGTGTTGTAGG
runx1 AGTGGACGGACCCCGAGAGC ACCGCATGGCACTTCGCCTC
scl CAACGATGGTTCGCAGCCCA ACCGCCGACCATGTCGTCCT
spi1b ATGCGGCCAGTGTGCATCGC CACCGATGTCCGGGGCAAGT
tmem88a F1R1 CCTGCCATCGCTCGTCATGGT AGACGGCACGGCTGTATGGGA
tmem88a F2R2 TGCCAGTCTGAGGAATCTGCC GTTTGCTGGAGTACTGGAGGAGA
tmem88b CCTCCACCTTACTCCCCAGA ATGGGATAAAGCACAGCCCC

fli1a, friend leukaemia integration 1a; gata1a, GATA-binding factor 1a; hbbe1, haemoglobin beta-embryonic 1; lyz, lysozyme; runx1, runt-related transcription factor 1; scl, stem cell leukaemia; spi1, spleen focus forming virus (sffv) and proviral integration oncogene 1b (also known as pu.1).