Supplementary Table 3. Primers, Probes and PCR Conditions Used in the Study and the Sizes
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Supplementary Table 3. Primers, probes and PCR conditions used in the study and the sizes of products.
T , °C/ Product, [Ref.] Marker Sequences ann Mg, mM bp. MSP analysis F: GGGTTTTGCGAGAGCGCG RASSF1-M 64/1.5 169 R: GCTAACAAACGCGAACCG F: GGTTTTGTGAGAGTGTGTTTAG RASSF1-Um 58/1.5 170 R: CACTAACAAACACAAACCAAAC F: TGGTTAGGCGGGGTATTTTC SEMA3B-M 58/3.0 133 R: TCAACAATAAAAACGAAAACG F: GTGGTTAGGTGGGGTATTTTT SEMA3B-Um 58/3.0 135 R: ATCAACAATAAAAACAAAAACA F: TTGAGAATGTGAGTGATTTGA RARB-M 56/2.0 145 R: AACCAATCCAACCAAAACAA F: TCGAGAACGCGAGCGATTCG RARB-Um 56/2.0 145 R: GACCAATCCAACCGAAACGA F: GAGGCGGGATTTTTAGGTTC GPX1-M 56/2.0 156 R: CTAACCGAACAACACACATAACG F: ATGAGGTGGGATTTTTAGGTTT GPX1-Um 56/2.0 153 R: ACCAAACAACACACATAACACA F: GATTTTAGTTCGTATTAATGAGTTGGCGGTTTC MIR-129-2-M 54/2.0 190 R: AACCCCGACTACAAAATCGCG F: TGATTTTAGTTTGTATTAATGAGTTGGTGGTTTTG MIR-129-2-Um 54/2.0 194 R: ACCAACCCCAACTACAAAATCACA F: TTTTATTTTCGTTGACGGGC MIR-9-1-M 56/2.0 120 R: CCCGCCTCCTAACTACTATCG F: TTTTTTTATTTTTGTTGATGGGT MIR-9-1-Um 56/2.0 120 R: CCCACCTCCTAACTACTATCACC Semi-quantitative RT-PCR F: GCAAGGATTACATCGCCCTGAACGAG MHCI* R: CATCATAGCGGTGACCACAGCTCCAA 60/2.5 1276 F: TGACTTTGTCACAGCCCAAGATAG B2M R: CAAATGCGGCATCTTCAAACCTC 64/2.5 81 F: ACTTCATCTGGGGCGTCGTG RASSF1(A) 57/2.5 341 # R: GGGTGGCTTCTTGCTGGAGGG F: TTCTTTCGTGAGACGGCGGTA SEMA3B R: CCCTGGAAGATGCTGCTGGA 58/2.5 275 F: ATCGATGCCAATACTGTCGA RARB(2) R: GACTCGATGGTCAGCACTG 55/2.5 239 F: AAGGTACTACTTATCGAGAATGTG GPX1 55/2.5 461 R: GTCAGGCTCGATGTCAATGGTCTG F: CTGGTGATTGTTGGTGATGG RHOA 58/2.5 183 R: GCGATCATAATCTTCCTGCC F: ATTTGCTGATGGCTTCGTTCTTGT # NKIRAS1 R: ACTTTCTCACTTTTTGCCCACTGC 54/2.5 201 F: GAACTATCCTTGCCAATGCCAATAT CHL1 R: TTCTGCCAGGACACGACTGC 57/2.5 153 qPCR, Primary sampling F: ACGGTCTGGAGAAATGGAGA # miR-129-2** R: GGCTTCCGGCTATTGAGTTATGTA 59 234 F: CAGGAGGCGGGGTTGGTTGTTATC # miR-9-1** R: GGGCCCCTCTGCGCAGTGTATGG 65 116 F: GCAGCACATATACTAAAATTGGAACGA # RNU6B R: AATATGGAACGCTTCACGAATTTGC 68 92 qPCR, Additional sampling F: ACCTCTGTGGCGACTTCATC RASSF1(A) 57/2.5 200 R: GTTCGTGTCCCGCTCCAC F: TGACTTTGTCACAGCCCAAGATAG B2M R: CAAATGCGGCATCTTCAAACCTC 64/2.5 81 miR-129-2*** TaqMan MicroRNA Assay, ID 000590 (Applied Biosystems, USA) RNU48 TaqMan MicroRNA Control Assay, ID 001006 (Applied Biosystems, USA) RNU6B TaqMan microRNA Control Assay, ID 001093 (Applied Biosystems, USA)
Note: Tann – PCR annealing temperature; F – forward primer; R – reverse primer; * – test for DNA contaminated cDNA (the product size for MHCI from cDNA is about 300 bp); ** – primary microRNA precursor was assayed; *** – mature microRNA was assayed; # – primers were chosen using PrimerSelect from a software package Lasergene (http://www.dnastar.com/t- primerselect.aspx).
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