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. 2001 Sep;67(9):4206–4214. doi: 10.1128/AEM.67.9.4206-4214.2001

TABLE 1.

PCR primer sequences

Oligonucleotidea Sequence
DU1 GGCTACCGNCWSMTCGACAC
DL1 GGGTGSAGCTCGAYCTGGTT
14nU1 CTATGACAATGAGGCAGAGGTC
14nU2 CGCGCGCGAGGAAGTTTTTGTGACA
14nU3 CCGTGCCCGAAGCAAGACAA
14nL1 GCTGCAAGAGCTTCTCGAGATC
14nL2 AGTTCGAGACTCCGATGCCCTTAAC
14nL3 CGAATGCGTGCCAAGTCTCAA
14nL4 GACCTCTGCCTCATTGTCATAG
28nU1 TTATGACAACGAGGCCGAGGTT
28nU2 GCCATTCAAGAGTCGGTCGACA
28nU3 CGAAACCGGATTGGTGAAATCA
28nL1 ACAACATTCGCAGCCGCAAGAA
28nL2 GAAAGTTTGAGACACCGATTGAT
28nL3 ACCGATTGATTTCACCAATCCG
28nL4 TTGCCTCGTGGTATCCGTGGCG
14fU GCCGTTTTCGCTGTCACCTA
14fL TTTCTTCGTCCAGGGGAGTTTG
28fU TCGGCCCGTGGAGCCAAAAC
28fL TCGCGCTCTGAATCGTTCTG
14expU GAGAACAATTGTATGAGCGCAGAACAGCCT
14expL TCTTCTAAGCTTCACTAATTCATATCGTCAGGATT
28expU GAGAACAATTGTATGGCATCGCCGCTGGTT
28expL TCTTCTAAGCTTCACTAATTCATGTCGTCTGGGTT
a

Primers designated D were degenerate primers used to generate internal fragments of the genes. U or L refers to the upper or lower DNA strand. Those with the letter “n” are the nested primers used in generating the flanking regions of fragments 14 and 28. Nested primers ending with the number 1, 2, 3, or 4 were used in the first, second, third, or fourth round, respectively. The set with the letter “f” amplified the full-length genes from environmental DNA, and that with the letters “exp” introduced restriction sites to allow introduction of the genes into an expression vector (Materials and Methods). The locations of the primers in the assembled gene and flanking regions are illustrated in Fig. 2