Novel Biotin Phosphoramidites with Super-Long Tethering Arms
2004
Abstract A number of novel biotin phosphoramidites, possessing exceptionally long and uncharged tethering arms, were synthesized from methoxyoxalamido (MOX) and succinimido (SUC) precursors. Included among these monomers is a uridine derivative with the biotin moiety attached through the 2′-position. Some of these phosphoramidites were used to make 5′-biotinylated primers, which were applied in direct sequencing of genomic DNA and capture of Sanger fragment pools.
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