Nucleic Acid Quantification, Mutation Enrichment Technologies & Streamlining Genotyping
Posted 30th January 2019 by Jane Williams
In just two years’ time, the digital PCR and qPCR market is set to be worth an estimated $4.94 billion. Dedicated sessions at the 4BIO Summit covered topics such as gene expression analysis, liquid biopsies and high-throughput screening. We have made the following presentation slides from Hendrik Emons, Naomi Park & Mike Makrigiorgos available.
Digital PCR for nucleic acid quantification
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Hendrik Emons gives an overview on the current achievable analytical performance characteristics of dPCR methods, presented in combination with points for attention and limitations of corresponding analytical procedures. |
Streamlining the genotyping service at the Sanger Institute using Multiplex PCR and NGS
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Naomi Park from the Wellcome Sanger Institute discusses the new and alternative bespoke high-throughput amplicon sequencing pipeline which requires no up-front sample quantification or normalisation. |
Novel digital PCR and mutation enrichment technologies for the analysis of clinically relevant DNA alterations in liquid biopsies
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Dr Mike Makrigiorgos talks through the increasing interest in treatment assessment using liquid biopsy and circulating DNA. |
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