How would one add in a newline into the print statement? The main problem I'm running into is that usage of quotations of any type throws the entire print statement off, causing it to print join rather that actaully join the sequences, etc. As well, is seems I would almost have to rewrite it to fit the newline in; when i do, it does at least come out on separate lines. The data is coming out now with original print statement, but all on one line now; I need it on separate lines...:-(...
#my rewritten statement, for better or worse

for (keys %probes) {
    print "$target_name, ':' join', ', @{$probes{$_}}, \n";
}
_output_

244901, ':'  join', ', TTGCTGCTATTCTATCTATTTGTGC GACTTTCAAAGTGACTCTCGA
+CGGG GAGCCTCCAGGCTATTCAGGAAGAA GAAGAATCGCAGCAATTCCCCAATC GAAGTAGTTCCT
+CCGGAATCCAATG TCAGCTTGCGAATTTGTGGCACCGT TTACCAATGGCACGCTGTGCGCCTA GCA
+AGCTTTGTTATGCCGAAACCTA AACACTTACAAATGCCACTTCTTCC GTCGCATCCGTTTTCAGGAC
+GATCT AGCAATTTGCCTACTCTTGTATCTC, 
244902, ':'  join', ', GTATTCGGGGAATCCTCCTTAATAG ATATTCCTATTATGTCAATGC
+CAAT AGCTGTGAATTCGAACTTTTTGGTA GGTATTTTCCGTTTCTTCGGATGAT GATGGGTCAAGT
+ATTTGCTTCATTG TGCTTCATTGGTTCCAACGGTGGCA CCAACGGTGGCAGCTGCGGAATCCG GCG
+GAATCCGCTATTGGGTTAGCCA TAGCCATTTTCGTTATAACTTTCCG TAACTTTCCGAGTCCGAGGT
+ACTAT GAGTCCGAGGTACTATTGCTGTAGA,

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