Quality control of q-PCR technology
Quantitative Real-time PCR (PCR) is a method in which a fluorescent chemical is used to measure the total amount of product after each PCR cycle in DNA amplification. A method of quantitative analysis of a specific DNA sequence in a test sample by internal or external parameters.
Real-time timePCR is a real-time detection of PCR through fluorescence signal during PCR amplification. In the exponential period of PCR amplification, the Ct value of the template has a linear relationship with the initial copy number of the template, so it becomes the basis of quantification.
BuleKit series of products for q-PCR detection method
E.coli Residual DNA Detection Kit (qPCR)
HG-ED001
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E.coli Residual DNA Fragment Analysis Detection Kit (qPCR)
HG-EF001
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E.coli Residual Total RNA Detection Kit (RT-PCR)
HG-ER001
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Human Residual DNA Detection Kit (qPCR)
HG-HD001
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Human Residual DNA Fragment Analysis Detection Kit(qPCR)
HG-HF001
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Human Residual Total RNA Detection Kit (RT-PCR)
HG-HR001
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HEK293 Cell Residual DNA Detection Kit (qPCR)
HG-HD003
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HEK293 Cell Residual DNA Fragment Analysis Detection Kit(qPCR)
HG-HF002
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293T Cell Residual DNA Detection Kit (qPCR)
HG-HD004
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293T Cell Residual DNA Fragment Analysis Detection Kit(qPCR)
HG-HF003
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Hela Cell Residual DNA Detection Kit (qPCR)
HG-HD005
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HEK293 Cell Residual DNA Fragment Analysis Detection Kit(qPCR)
HG-HF004
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