Master Primer Designing & Polymerase Chain Reaction (PCR)
Learn Primer Designing and In-silico Polymerase Chain Reaction(PCR) amplification using Bioinformatics Tools.
Description
In this course you will learn:
The basic concepts of the standard polymerase chain reaction (PCR) technique.
The criteria required to design a DNA primer for PCR.
The online programs we usually use to design a DNA primer.
Polymerase chain reaction (PCR)
You will learn in this section:
Steps involved in the PCR (PCR cycling): denaturation, annealing, extension
Components of the PCR reaction: DNA template, DNA polymerase, dNTPs, forward primer and reverse primer.
PCR amplification program.
Exponential amplification.
The size difference between the PCR amplification products of the first, second, and third cycle.
Criteria for PCR primer design
You will learn in this section a detailed explanation of the PCR primer design criteria and how they affect the primer sensitivity and stability including; primer length, primer melting temperature, primer annealing temperature, GC% of the primer, GC-clamp, cross homology and primer secondary structure.
Tools and methods
In this section you will learn how to:
Retrieve a Gene Sequence form NCBI, and Determine the Exact Location for Each Exon on the Chromosome Using Graphics.
Compare Different mRNA Transcripts and Select One to Evaluate a Gene Expression in Novel Cells.
Understand Primer3 Setting.
Calculate Primer Self-Complementarity Score.
Check for Primer Cross Homology Using BLAT.
In_silico PCR, How to confirm PCR amplification
What You Will Learn!
- You will learn Brief Introduction to PCR Including (Principle, Procedure, Stages, and Optimization)
- You will learn Applications of PCR
- You will learn Advantages & Limitations of PCR
- You will learn Variations and History of PCR
- You will learn Primer Designing | Primer Specification or Primer Requirements
- You will learn Primer Designing (Manually) by ClustalW & Oligocalculator
- You will learn about Primer3 tool | Automated method for Primer Designing
- You will learning about Primer validation by BLAST
- You will learn In_silico PCR | How to confirm PCR amplifiacion
Who Should Attend!
- Bioinformaticians & Biotechnologists are Encouraged to take this course.
- Entry Level Primer Designer
- Researchers are also encouraged to take this Course
- Genetic laboratory professionals who work on PCR workbench to gain additional knowledge
- Anyone who want to learn something New