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PROGRAM:
NAME
primers - Simple version of primer3 to pick PCR primers
SYNOPSIS
primers -sequence seqall [-targetregion range] [-minsize integer] [-maxsize integer]
[-maxdifftm float] [-explainflag boolean] [-numreturn integer] -outfile outfile
primers -help
DESCRIPTION
primers is a command line program from EMBOSS (“the European Molecular Biology Open
Software Suite”). It is part of the "Nucleic:Primers" command group(s).
OPTIONS
Input section
-sequence seqall
The sequence from which to choose primers. The sequence must be presented 5' -> 3'
Additional section
-targetregion range
If one or more Targets is specified then a legal primer pair must flank at least one
of them. A Target might be a simple sequence repeat site (for example a CA repeat) or
a single-base-pair polymorphism. The value should be a space-separated list of
<start>,<end> pairs where <start> is the index of the first base of a Target, and
<end> is the last E.g. 50,51 requires primers to surround the 2 bases at positions 50
and 51.
-minsize integer
Minimum acceptable length of a primer. Must be greater than 0 and less than or equal
to MAX-SIZE. Default value: 18
-maxsize integer
Maximum acceptable length (in bases) of a primer. Currently this parameter cannot be
larger than 35. This limit is governed by the maximum oligo size for which Primer3's
melting-temperature is valid. Default value: 27
-maxdifftm float
Maximum acceptable (unsigned) difference between the melting temperatures of the
forward and reverse primers. Default value: 100.0
Output section
-explainflag boolean
If this flag is non-0, produce LEFT-EXPLAIN and RIGHT-EXPLAIN, output, which are
intended to provide information on the number of primer pairs that Primer3 examined,
and statistics on the number discarded for various reasons. Default value: N
-numreturn integer
The maximum number of primer pairs to return. Primer pairs returned are sorted by
their 'quality', in other words by the value of the objective function (where a lower
number indicates a better primer pair). Caution: setting this parameter to a large
value will increase running time. Default value: 5
-outfile outfile
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