Hello so i will be doing a multiplex assay real soon, but i am needing to order my primer/probes my question is how to determine what gene is most abundant in trying to multiplex? I have heard of the database NCBI blast but i am not aware of how to use it. if anyone can help it would be greatly appreciate it.
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