Random Hexamers primer

Random Hexamers are short oligodeoxyribonucleotides of random sequences [d(N)6] that anneal to random complementary sites on a target DNA or RNA and serve as primers for DNA synthesis by a DNA polymerase or reverse transcriptase.
During cDNA generation, random priming gives random coverage to all regions of the RNA to generate a cDNA pool containing various lengths of cDNA. Random priming is incapable of distinguishing between the mRNA and other RNA species present in the reaction.

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