search and read through the articles in the following link and do same for all your genes.

https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pubmed/?term=%5BaflR%5D%20AND%20%5Bprimer%5D

Another idea it is to draw the primer.

Thank you Abhijeet Singh for the resource. My current challenger is facility to do my own primers

Thank Giorgia Pertile. Yes you are right. currently I do have facility challenge.

if you know the sequence of your gene it is possible to draw the specific primer.

If you are not satisfied with the search through articles idea, I suggest you to design your own. And the steps in brief,

1. Down load the gene sequences from NCBI or EMBL or other verified databases

2. Use the online Primer3 software and upload the sequences (you can also do this step on your computer if you are ok with unix system)

3. Set the parameters to you desired specification (primer length, melting temperature, annealing temperature.....)

3. Select those matching your sepcs (might generate hundreds but see below how to sort that)

4. There are applications simulating PCR and gel electrophoresis and you can use one (mostly the free trial version or you have to pay) and see your selections are worthy

5. Finally you can order those

NB: NCBI also has primer generating system, so it is a plus option worth exploring.

Good luck!