Dear all experts within the field of genetics.

Different trancript version exists for most human genes. When designing primers we usually use the Havana assembly which has merged all transcripts into a single "transcript". When disclosing the transcript used for designing primers, should one refer to the NM_ transcript version or the NG_ genomic version associated with the genBank file? When annotating variants I refer to the NM_ but I'm unsure if this should be the case when explaining the primer design? (See attachments for possible further clarification of my question)

Does anyone have a good guideline for this?

Best,

Tina 

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