A New International Standard to Measure DNA?
From quantifying a patient’s tumor DNA to counting the viral load of an individual infected with COVID-19, the breadth of digital PCR (dPCR) applications continues to grow and fulfill critical scientific needs. dPCR offers the ability to count nucleic acid molecules directly, rather than extrapolating the quantity from standard curves as with many other methods. By harmonizing diagnostic procedures on dPCR platforms, the scientific and medical communities can become more coordinated and efficient.
Expert Coffee Chats: Coffee Chat #4 – Droplet Digital PCR in Cell and Gene Therapy
Presented by: Matthew L. Turner, PhD, Field Application Scientist – ddPCR, NGC and qPCR, Tara Ellison, PhD, Senior Field Application Scientist
Date: June 17, 2020
Time: 9 AM, U.S. Pacific time
- Robust methodology for viral titer using ddPCR
- Precise copy number determination & improved confidence in acceptance criteria
- Enhance your throughput and minimize hands-on time
- Learn how ddPCR is used in other key applications
Expanded Droplet Digital PCR Multiplexing Capability Using Two Different Strategies
Multiplexing with Droplet Digital PCR (ddPCR) allows for improved sensitivity and precision, as well as increased low-level detection in limited sample types like liquid biopsies. Learn about amplitude and probe-mixing multiplexing and how our ddPCR Assays can help set you up for multiplexing success.