Does anyone know a program for visualization of in silico PCR?

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  Antonie Meyer · University of the Free State

  Here you go:

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  Here you go:

  http://insilico.ehu.es/PCR/ ×

  Jul 14, 2012
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  Laura suarez portillo · National Autonomous University of Mexico

  thank you very much Antonie, but I wonder if any other application or software tool? I need more options please

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  thank you very much Antonie, but I wonder if any other application or software tool? I need more options please

  Jul 14, 2012
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  Md Rahman · Healthcare Pharmaceuticals Ltd.

  You may go----- http://eu.idtdna.com/catalog/DNaProbes/Page1.aspx http://molbiol-tools.ca/PCR.htm http://primerdigital.com/tools/pcr.html http://primerdigital.com/tools/

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  You may go-----
  http://eu.idtdna.com/catalog/DNaProbes/Page1.aspx
  http://molbiol-tools.ca/PCR.htm
  http://primerdigital.com/tools/pcr.html
  http://primerdigital.com/tools/

  Jul 15, 2012
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  Raúl Reyes · Hospital General de Culiacan, Mexico

  My favorite tool is an old sofware that runs in mac OS named amplify, but is hard to get it, my second option is the program AnnHyb that is free, and there is other serial cloner.

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  My favorite tool is an old sofware that runs in mac OS named amplify, but is hard to get it, my second option is the program AnnHyb that is free, and there is other serial cloner.

  Jul 16, 2012
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  Wubin Qu

  http://biocompute.bmi.ac.cn/CZlab/MFEprimer-2.0/ Try this.

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  http://biocompute.bmi.ac.cn/CZlab/MFEprimer-2.0/
  
  Try this.

  Jul 17, 2012
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  Antonie Meyer · University of the Free State

  It depends on what you want to do. For in silico cloning, molecular applications I'd suggest Geneious, but you have to buy a license for the Pro version. pDRAW32 from Acaclone is my second option, it's free and very easy to use with useful functions. Again, it all depends what you want to do.

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  It depends on what you want to do. For in silico cloning, molecular applications I'd suggest Geneious, but you have to buy a license for the Pro version. pDRAW32 from Acaclone is my second option, it's free and very easy to use with useful functions. Again, it all depends what you want to do.

  Jul 17, 2012
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  Laura suarez portillo · National Autonomous University of Mexico

  Thank you very much for your contributions, only want to evaluate my primers with different tools.

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  Thank you very much for your contributions, only want to evaluate my primers with different tools.

  Aug 2, 2012