The quantitation in digital PCR is achieved by diluting the starting sample so that there is at most only one molecule in each well. After amplification, the number of wells containing the product ...

Laura Bonetta reports. Real-time PCR combines the amplification of a DNA sequence with the detection of the amplified products during each reaction cycle—in other words, in real time.

They do this because only DNA can be copied — or amplified — which is a key part of the real time RT–PCR process for detecting viruses. Scientists amplify a specific part of the transcribed viral DNA ...

Limited sample material and insufficient DNA input pose significant challenges for downstream analysis in various laboratory settings. To overcome this issue, isothermal amplification techniques have ...

The Renvo™ Rapid PCR Test is intended for environmental surveillance use only, not for diagnostic purposes. Oscillating Amplification Reaction (Oscar™), proprietary PCR technology, allows ...