Abstract: Disclosed is a method for correlating at least one amino acid sequence from an antibody isolated from human or animal blood with at least one DNA sequence corresponding to the antibody in the immunorepertoire of the human or animal. The method also provides a means for pairing heavy and light chains to produce synthesized monoclonal antibodies.

Abstract: The present disclosure relates to methods for amplifying nucleic acids that avoid problems associated with primer-dimer formation. The present methods are referred to herein as dimer avoided multiplex polymerase chain reaction (dam-PCR). The methods disclosed herein generally comprise the steps of reverse transcribing at least one first strand of DNA, for example cDNA from an RNA sample, wherein each first strand of DNA incorporates a reverse common primer binding site; selecting each first strand of DNA; synthesizing at least one second strand of DNA from each of the at least one first strand of DNA, wherein each second strand of DNA incorporates a forward common primer binding site; selecting each second strand of cDNA; and amplifying the DNA strands using common primers. Alternatively, the method may be performed using a gDNA template.

Abstract: The present disclosure relates to methods for amplifying nucleic acids that avoid problems associated with primer-dimer formation. The present methods are referred to herein as dimer avoided multiplex polymerase chain reaction (dam-PCR). The methods disclosed herein generally comprise the steps of reverse transcribing at least one first strand of DNA, for example cDNA from an RNA sample, wherein each first strand of DNA incorporates a reverse common primer binding site; selecting each first strand of DNA; synthesizing at least one second strand of DNA from each of the at least one first strand of DNA, wherein each second strand of DNA incorporates a forward common primer binding site; selecting each second strand of cDNA; and amplifying the DNA strands using common primers. Alternatively, the method may be performed using a gDNA template.

Abstract: Disclosed is a method for correlating at least one amino acid sequence from an antibody isolated from human or animal blood with at least one DNA sequence corresponding to the antibody in the immunorepertoire of the human or animal. The method also provides a means for pairing heavy and light chains to produce synthesized monoclonal antibodies.