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. 2004 Dec;3(6):1454–1463. doi: 10.1128/EC.3.6.1454-1463.2004

TABLE 1.

Oligonucleotides used in this studya

Purpose and oligonucleotide Sequence (5′-3′)
PCR-based cloning of cprgs-1
    RGS-F2 TGYGARYTNAAYATHGAYCA
    RGS-R3 TDRAAYTTNGGNACYGARTC
Mutated alleles of cpg-2 and cpg-3
    C2-QLF GTTGGAGGATTACGAAGCGAG
    C2-QLR CTCGCTTCGTAATCCTCCAAC
    C3-QLF GTCGGTGGGCTGCGATCAGAG
    C3-QLR CTCTGATCGCAGCCCACCGAC
    C2-FH TATAAGCTTCAAGATGGGTGCCTGC
    C2-RS TATGCATGCGTGATCACAAAATGCCTG
    C3-FH TATAAGCTTACAATGTGCTTCGGCAG
    C3-RS TATGCATGCTCAAACTCATAAGATCAG
S-tag constructs
    Stag-NF TATATGCATAAAGAAACCGCTGCTGCT
    Stag-NR ATACTGCAGGCTGTCCATGTGCTGGCG
    RGS-HF ATAAAGCTTCACCTGCCGAAAATCG
    RGS-NR ATAGCGGCCGCGGTGAAAAGAGCGC
Real-time RT-PCR
    Cryp-probe TCTACTTGCGCCACGTCCGGC
    Cryp-F CAGCGCATCAAGCTTCGA
    Cryp-R CGTGCAGCACTTGGCATCT
    RGS-probe ACGCCCAACGGCAAGGATCTCA
    RGS-F ACCGACCAAGCACTCCATTTA
    RGS-R CGCGAGTTCATGCCATTG
a

Nucleotides in boldface introduce the desired mutation. Underlined nucleotides indicate restriction sites used for cloning.