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. 2006 Jun 14;346(4):1163–1172. doi: 10.1016/j.bbrc.2006.06.039

Table 1.

The list of primers tested during LRP optimization

Primer Polarity Sequence (5′–3′) Position Tm (°C)
RT QR1 Anti-sense Cggttggggaggaggtag 9356–9373 60.5
QR2 Anti-sense Tagccagccgtgaaccag 9248–9265 61
QR268 Anti-sense Gctgtagccagccgtgaaccag 9248–9269 68.5
QR274 Anti-sense Ccgctgtagccagccgtgaaccag 9248–9271 74.4
QR3* Anti-sense Cagccctgcctcctctgg 9139–9156 64.5
QR4 Anti-sense Ggttggggaggaggtagatg 9353–9372 60.7
QR5 Anti-sense Tgcagcaagcaggagtagg 9326–9344 60.3
QR6 Anti-sense Atcggttggggaggaggtag 9356–9375 62.5
QR7* Anti-sense Atcagtatcatcctcgcccac 8858–8878 61.3
Q5BR1 Anti-sense Gcagcaagcaggagtaggcaa 9323–9343 65.1
Q5BR2 Anti-sense Tatcggagtgagtttgagct 9199–9218 55.1
Q5BR3 Anti-sense Tttgagctttgttcttactg 9187–9206 50.9



PCR QUF1 Sense Ggcgacactccaccatagatc 18–38 61.8
QUF2 Sense Gccgagtagtgttgggtc 253–270 56.5
QUF3 Sense Ctgtgaggaactactgtcttc 45–65 51.5
QUF4 Sense Ctgcctgatagggtgcttg 289–307 59.4
QUF5 Sense Actcccctgtgaggaactac 39–58 55.7
WF1 Sense Actcccctgtgaggaactactgtcttcac 39–67 67.8
WF2 Sense Actgtcttcacgcagaaagcgtctagc 57–83 68.9
WF3 Sense Agaaagcgtctagccatggcgttag 70–94 67.6
WF33 Sense Acgcagaaagcgtctagccat 66–86 63.5
WF4 Sense Tagtatgagtgtcgtgcagcctcca 92–116 67.2
WF5** Sense ggatctgacgttaattaacatagtggtctgcggaaccggt 139–160 67.5
WF6 Sense Gactgctagccgagtagtgttgggtc 245–270 67.4
WF7 Sense Tggtactgcctgatagggtgcttg 284–307 66.5
WR1* Anti-sense Ctattratttcacctggagagtaactgtggag 9021–9052 67.6
WR2* Anti-sense Ctgaggcatgcggccacc 9053–9070 68.7
WR3* Anti-sense Cggtgtctccaagctcgcaa 9090–9109 67.1
WR4* Anti-sense Agaagyctagcgcggacgctc 9116–9136 65.5
WR5 Anti-sense Gcagccctgcctcctctgg 9139–9157 68.0
WTR5 Anti-sense Gcagccctacctcctctgg 9139–9157 62.3
WR55** Anti-sense atagctgggtggccggccatggcagccctacctcctctgg 9139–9160 67.9
WR6 Anti-sense Ttggagtgagtttgagctttgttcttactg 9187–9216 66.7
WR7 Anti-sense Gccgctattggagtgagtttgagc 9200–9223 67.3
HCV6 Anti-sense Ggtaccccaagtttrctgaggca 9063–9085 63.5
HCV7 Anti-sense Gagtaactgtggagtgaaaaygcg 9011–9034 62.2



5′UTR QUF3 Sense Ctgtgaggaactactgtcttc 45–65 257 bp
QUR3 Anti-sense Ccctatcaggcagtaccacaa 281–301



Core CoreF2 Sense Tactgcctgatagggtgcttg 287–307 709 bp
CoreR3 Anti-sense Atcggccgyctcgtacacaat 975–995



E1/E2 QRAF2 Sense Aactgttcaccttctctccca 1207–1227 496 bp
Q6AR1 Anti-sense Tcgggacagcctgaagagttg 1682–1702



NS3 NS3AF2 Sense Tgtggagaacctagagacaac 3933–3953 316 bp
NS3AR2 Anti-sense Cgtcggcaaggaacttgccrt 4228–4248



NS5a Q5AF2 Sense Atccctcccatataacagcag 6871–6891 251 bp
Q5AR2 Anti-sense Acaagcggatcgaaggagtcca 7099–7121



NS5b Q5BF2 Sense Atccgtacggaggaggcaat 8298–8317 921 bp
Q5BR2 Anti-sense Tatcggagtgagtttgagct 9199–9218

We also show the Tm values for all LRP primers as well as the primer sequences used for monitoring HCV cDNA synthesis. Star indicates that primer sequences are involved within putative stem loops [4], [5], [6]. Double stars indicate that primers contain restriction sites in their 5′ ends. Primer numbering is according to HCV H77 strain (GenBank Accession No. NC_004102). All primers were designed with software Eugene version 1.01. Degenerate bases are matched with standard International Union of Pure and Applied Chemistry (IUPAC) codes.