Primer Map

Format Conversion

-Combine FASTA
-EMBL to FASTA
-EMBL Feature Extractor
-EMBL Trans Extractor
-Filter DNA
-Filter Protein
-GenBank to FASTA
-GenBank Feature Extractor
-GenBank Trans Extractor
-One to Three
-Range Extractor DNA
-Range Extractor Protein
-Reverse Complement
-Split Codons
-Split FASTA
-Three to One
-Window Extractor DNA
-Window Extractor Protein

Sequence Analysis

Sequence Figures

-Color Align Conservation
-Color Align Properties
-Group DNA
-Group Protein
-Primer Map
-Restriction Map
-Translation Map

Random Sequences

-Mutate DNA
-Mutate Protein
-Random Coding DNA
-Random DNA Sequence
-Random DNA Regions
-Random Protein Sequence
-Random Protein Regions
-Sample DNA
-Sample Protein
-Shuffle DNA
-Shuffle Protein

Miscellaneous

-IUPAC codes
-Genetic codes
-Browser compatibility
-Mirror this site
-Use this site off-line
-About this site
-Acknowledgments
-Reference

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Sequence Manipulation Suite:

Primer Map

Primer Map accepts a DNA sequence and returns a textual map showing the annealing positions of PCR primers. Restriction endonuclease cut sites, and the protein translations of the DNA sequence can also be shown. Use this program to produce a useful reference figure, particularly when you have designed a large number of primers for a particular template. Primer Map supports the entire IUPAC alphabet and several genetic codes.

Paste a raw sequence or one or more FASTA sequences into the text area below. Input limit is 100000 characters.

Enter the primers you want to display. An example primer entry is: (T7) aatacgactcactatag. The round brackets surround the name of the primer, and the sequence is written in the 5' to 3' direction. Multiple entries are separated by commas.

Please check the browser compatibility page before using this program.

Show bases per line.
Show the translation for reading frame
Use the genetic code.
Restriction sites should
Treat sequences as molecules.
Generate output.

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