Oli2go

Oli2go designs primers and hybridization probes for multiplex applications and evaluates specificity and cross-dimer interactions to produce target-specific oligonucleotides.


Key Features:

  • Multiplex design capability: Designs primers and hybridization probes for multiplex applications, enabling simultaneous use of multiple oligonucleotides.
  • Comprehensive specificity checks: Performs specificity assessments against bacteria, viruses, fungi, invertebrates, plants, protozoa, archaea, whole genome shotgun projects, and environmental samples to minimize off-target binding.
  • Advanced cross-dimer analysis: Conducts cross-dimer checks on individual primers and in an all-against-all manner to prevent unintended interactions between oligonucleotides.
  • Automated workflow: Automates the oligonucleotide design workflow and integrates parameter-driven primer and probe generation.

Scientific Applications:

  • Multiplex amplification and detection: Supports experiments requiring simultaneous amplification or detection of multiple targets.
  • qPCR and quantitative assays: Enables qPCR assay design with specificity and cross-dimer checks to improve accuracy in quantitative measurements.
  • Microarray and high-throughput genomics: Facilitates probe design and validation for microarray analyses and other high-throughput genomic applications.

Methodology:

Automated primer and probe design based on user-defined parameters; specificity checks against diverse genetic databases including bacteria, viruses, fungi, invertebrates, plants, protozoa, archaea, whole genome shotgun projects, and environmental samples; individual and all-against-all cross-dimer analysis.

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Details

Tool Type:
web application
Operating Systems:
Linux, Windows, Mac
Programming Languages:
Python
Added:
7/11/2018
Last Updated:
11/24/2024

Operations

Publications

Hendling M, Pabinger S, Peters K, Wolff N, Conzemius R, Barišić I. Oli2go: an automated multiplex oligonucleotide design tool. Nucleic Acids Research. 2018;46(W1):W252-W256. doi:10.1093/nar/gky319. PMID:29718464. PMCID:PMC6030895.

PMID: 29718464
PMCID: PMC6030895
Funding: - Horizon 2020 research: 634137

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