Hello Max,

Thank you for sharing the tools you have developed with the UCSC Genome 
Browser community!  Please feel free to add this to our genomewiki at 
http://genomewiki.ucsc.edu, in the User Developed Scripts category:
http://genomewiki.ucsc.edu/index.php/Category:User_Developed_Scripts

--
Brooke Rhead
UCSC Genome Bioinformatics Group


On 10/31/08 07:42, Maximilian Haeussler wrote:
> Dear fellow UCSC users,
> 
> since a while, while subcloning regions, I was fed up with designing
> primers manually with primer3. So I wrote a primitive little tool to
> design primers for regions of interest based on the UCSC browser
> infrastructure.
> 
> You simply copy-and-paste all regions of interest into a webform. The
> script will add x basepairs 5' and 3' and run primer3 with your
> parameters on it. You can select some of Invitrogen's Gateway-adaptors
> for the cloning (haven't added code for restriction enzymes yet).
> It will output your primers and their Tms pasteable into an excel
> file, the sequences to paste them into the BLAST-webforms to check the
> sequencing results later and another table which can be pasted into
> eurogentec's primer ordering form directly (this is our primer
> supplier).
> 
> A demo is here:
> http://genome.ciona.cnrs-gif.fr/scripts/genomePrimers/genomePrimers.cgi
> 
> The tiny 350-lines source code is here:
> http://genome.ciona.cnrs-gif.fr/scripts/genomePrimers/genomePrimers_b1.tar.gz
> 
> It's based on emboss's eprimer3 which has to be installed on the machine.
> 
> Perhaps this is useful for someone one day, it saved me quite a bit of
> time when testing regions for LacZ expression.
> 
> A tool like this might represent a useful addition to the UCSC website
> one day (+restriction sites, +in-frame with selected gene model) and
> might be appreciated
> by those wet-lab biologists that commonly do not run high-throughput
> experiments.
> 
> cheers
> Max
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