An enemy who does not know the primer sequences, on the other hand, is faced with trying to find one strand among 30 million.

Primer sequences and gene accession numbers are listed in Table 1.

Many compromises are involved in selection of primer sequences.

These were generic primer sequences, and could be used to amplify any circle sequence.

The primer sequences are shown in Table 2.

The use of universal primer sequences mean these 5C fragments can be analyzed on microarrays.

So, the trick is to always start the sequencing with at least one base of overlap with the known primer sequence.

Primer sequences, cycle numbers, and annealing temperatures are provided in Table S1.

These primer sequences can be found below under the Two Hybrid Screens section.

They marked each strand by adding "primer" sequences of 20 nucleotides each to the beginning and end.