![SOLVED: QNo.3. Calculate Tm of the following primers Gene: Sequence Melting temperature Forward primer TCGAGTCGCGTCCACC Reverse primer GGGAGCATCGTCGCCC Amplified product length = b. Screen shot of in-silico PCR= Cytogenetic location= d. Targeted SOLVED: QNo.3. Calculate Tm of the following primers Gene: Sequence Melting temperature Forward primer TCGAGTCGCGTCCACC Reverse primer GGGAGCATCGTCGCCC Amplified product length = b. Screen shot of in-silico PCR= Cytogenetic location= d. Targeted](https://cdn.numerade.com/ask_images/479db41e130a4d759330f82f59f9f3f4.jpg)
SOLVED: QNo.3. Calculate Tm of the following primers Gene: Sequence Melting temperature Forward primer TCGAGTCGCGTCCACC Reverse primer GGGAGCATCGTCGCCC Amplified product length = b. Screen shot of in-silico PCR= Cytogenetic location= d. Targeted
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![SOLVED: A rudimentary method to calculate the melting temperature of DNA is an equation known as "The Wallace Rule" This equation is: Tm = 2(A+T) + 4(G+C) Where A = # of SOLVED: A rudimentary method to calculate the melting temperature of DNA is an equation known as "The Wallace Rule" This equation is: Tm = 2(A+T) + 4(G+C) Where A = # of](https://cdn.numerade.com/ask_images/e6d23eaac0be47f7af19c3bc2e728e3d.jpg)