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Synthesizing Fluorescent Target cDNA for Microarray-Based Transcriptional Profiling: Considerations Regarding Primers and Template RNA

 Camilo Canel, Ph.D.1, and Nadine Nassif, M.S.2
1Corning Life Sciences, 2Promega Corporation

DNA microarrays are most commonly used for determining relative transcript abundance under two or more conditions. This typically requires the synthesis of cDNA in the presence of modified nucleotides that may carry, or be subsequently conjugated to, fluorescent tags having different emission spectra. The various methods in use today differ in terms of their labeling efficiency and yield of cDNA. The new Pronto!™ Plus Indirect System addresses the issue of differential efficiency of Cy®3- and Cy®5-dNTP incorporation into cDNA during reverse transcription by providing aminoallyl-modified nucleotides for cDNA synthesis.

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Promega Notes 91 (2005) 10–12: Request this issue.
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