qPCR is a technique used to amplify DNA strands by cycling through specific temperatures to facilitate different stages of the reaction. Building on this, qPCR allows for the quantitation of DNA strands in real time. When purchasing technology for PCR and qPCR, consider the accuracy of the temperature and fluorescence measurements, and the robustness of the instrument, as it will be running for long periods of time.
In this eBook, you’ll learn about:
- Questions to ask when buying PCR technology
- Deciding on a PCR detection method
- Improving detection of viral pathogens in wastewater with dPCR
- The latest in high-throughput thermal cyclers
- Challenges of microscopic samples in solution
