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Custom Designed Assays: | Available | Quantification: | Absolute Quantification And Relative Quantification |
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Report: | Analysis Report | PCR Reactions Volume: | 2~20 µl |
Starting Mateiral: | Cell , Tissue, Blood | RNA Extraction: | For Free |
High Light: | 5μg RNA Molecular Genetic Analysis,20µl PCR Reactions Molecular Genetic Analysis |
Introduction
In qPCR, DNA amplification is monitored at each cycle of PCR. When the DNA is in the log linear phase of amplification, the amount of fluorescence increases above the background. The point at which the fluorescence becomes measurable is called the threshold cycle (CT) or crossing point. By using multiple dilutions of a known amount of standard DNA, a standard curve can be generated of log concentration against CT. The amount of DNA or cDNA in an unknown sample can then be calculated from its CT value.
Relative fluorescent quantitation (or quantitative fluorescence PCR (QF-PCR) is a technique used in a variety of fragment analysis applications that requires accurate peak height comparisons across multiple samples. Applications that utilize this technique include screening for loss of heterozygosity (LOH) using microsatellites or SNPs, aneuploidy assays, and detecting large chromosomal deletions.
Real-time PCR also lends itself to assays to determine relative quantities of DNA. A reaction may be performed using primers unique to each target region to be amplified and tagged with different fluorescent dyes. Several commercially available quantitative thermal cyclers include multiple detection channels. In this multiplex system, the amount of target DNA/cDNA produced during amplification can be compared to the amount of a housekeeping sequence like GAPDH or ß-actin.
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Fresh and sufficient sample (tissue not less than 50 mg, cells not less than 106), or purified total RNA or cDNA (≥ 5 μg) that meets the requirements of the experiment, genetic information detected, relevant literature, etc.
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Free design of primers/probes, experimental reports, PCR raw data, amplification curves, dissolution profiles, data analysis results, etc.