FOR THIS WE USE

Homo sapiens interleukin 6 (IL6), transcript variant 1, mRNA

ALWAYS USE COMPLETE TRANSCRIPTOM VARIANT FOR PRIMERS

WATCH THIS VIDEO FOR STEPS

GO TO THE NCBI.COM

SUMMERY

PCR TEMPLATE - LEAVE AS DEFAULT
PRIMER PARAMETERS- PCR PRODUCT SIZE MAX 200
PRIMER TIME
MIN 59
OPT 62
MAX 65
EXON/INTRON SELECTION
INTRON INCLUSION- YES
MIN 200


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