Shown here are the results of a BLAST search against the genome using the input sequence. The pipeline uses this
to extract flanking regions for cloning. If the result of the multiple sequence alignment is
not as expected, these results could be used for further investigation.
qseqid
sseqid
percentage.identical
alignment.length
no.mismatch
no.gap.openings
qstart
qend
sstart
send
evalue
bitscore
0
TraesCS5A01G166900
chr5A
100.000
2414
0
0
1
2414
355847734
355845321
0
4458
1
TraesCS5A01G166900
chr5D
96.358
2416
79
8
1
2414
268480173
268477765
0
3965
2
TraesCS5A01G166900
chr5B
95.998
2424
75
12
1
2414
303914251
303911840
0
3919
These results show the homologous regions that are presented in the multiple sequence alignment. HSPs from the
BLAST search that are within 2000 bases of each other have been grouped together. Homologous regions that are
purely upstream or downstream may be removed if they don't overlap both primers.
query
scaffold
start
end
length
rev.comp
avg.bitscore
max.bitscore
avg.percent.identical
query.start
query.end
num_hsp
groupid
homo_length
0
TraesCS5A01G166900
chr5A
355845321
355847734
2413
True
4458
4458
100.000
1
2414
1
chr5A.!!$R1
2413
1
TraesCS5A01G166900
chr5D
268477765
268480173
2408
True
3965
3965
96.358
1
2414
1
chr5D.!!$R1
2413
2
TraesCS5A01G166900
chr5B
303911840
303914251
2411
True
3919
3919
95.998
1
2414
1
chr5B.!!$R1
2413
AutoCloner calculated primer pairs
These primer pairs were selected by Autocloner to minimize primer penalty (calculated by Primer3),
whilst remaining within the specified product range where possible.
Listed here are all possible primers based on the multiple sequence alignment and SNPs generated
previously. A lower penalty score indicates a better primer. If the AutoCloner primers did not work
during PCR or sequencing,
these could be used as alternatives.