The Time is Now for a leap forward in dPCR technology
The unique characteristics of digital PCR (dPCR) enable researchers and clinicians to increase their impact in the fields of oncology, infectious disease, organ transplant, and others.
Rapidly evolving improvements in dPCR systems are accelerating the ability of labs to push the boundaries of clinical research forward through:
- IVD
- Clearer signal-vs-noise readouts (reduced "rain")
- Increased system flexibility (sample volume and throughput)
- More efficient reagent/sample utilization (less dead volume)
- Greater multiplexing capabilities
General principle of dPCR
Going digital: Key advantages of dPCR over qPCR
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dPCR applications
Choose your Path: dPCR vs. qPCR
Quantitative PCR (qPCR) and dPCR are both used to quantify specific nucleic acids in biological samples. Both techniques are compatible with many applications, but they differ in a number of ways—from throughput to sensitivity. So, which method is better suited to your laboratory application? Review some of the differences by exploring the infographic and webinar below.
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