Compared to conventional PCR, qPCR offers numerous advantages in terms of sensitivity, accuracy, and speed, making it an essential tool for a wide range of applications, including gene expression analysis, pathogen detection, and genetic disease diagnosis.
Choosing the right qPCR instrument can be a challenging task. This article aims to help you make an informed decision by highlighting the key considerations that should guide your purchase decision.
As a widely used technique in research and clinical diagnostics, qPCR has increasingly been applied in environmental monitoring. Here, we discuss the principle and advantages of qPCR in environmental monitoring, as well as its applications and future directions.
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Anitoa is excited to announce the launch of our latest product offering - a small, fast qPCR instrument and pet testing kit. Designed specifically for veterinary hospitals and animal testing facilities, this new kit combines our best-selling MQ4 series fluorescence quantitative PCR instrument with a pet testing reagent kit.
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The development of qPCR (quantitative polymerase chain reaction) technology has greatly expanded the possibilities for home healthcare testing. By detecting and quantifying specific DNA sequences in real-time, qPCR instrumentation provides a powerful tool for early diagnosis and monitoring of diseases.
The traditional qPCR instruments are large and complex, making them unsuitable for on-the-go use or limited laboratory spaces. However, advances in technology have led to the development of portable, small-sized qPCR instruments, which offer the same accuracy and precision as traditional qPCR instruments, but with added flexibility and convenience.
In recent years, the demand for fast and efficient PCR has increased, especially in the fields of medical diagnosis and genetic research. Here, we discuss some ways to shorten PCR detection time and the positive implications of doing so.