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qPCR and dPCR Solutions for Biopharma and Biotech Resources

Explore qPCR and dPCR content for biopharma workflows

Browse real-time PCR (qPCR) and digital PCR (dPCR) resources including interactive product selection tools, compliance documentation, and technical literature.

Product selection tools

QualTrak qPCR and dPCR workflow guide

Use the interactive QualTrak workflow guide to explore common use cases of qPCR and dPCR during various stages of biotherapeutic development and quickly find recommended products and relevant documentation. Navigate through the workflows based on therapeutic modality, pipeline phase, and applications.

eBooks

DNA and RNA biomarkers in cancer & neurodegeneration research

In the era of precision medicine, an important goal for researchers will be to optimize the effectiveness and safety of treatments by matching them to genetic biomarkers. In this eBook, learn more about the importance of technologies that can analyze nucleic acid biomarkers and the applications for cancer and neurodegeneration research.

Videos

Webinars

Quantifying AAV viral titers: an examination of qPCR and dPCR technologies across applications

Nucleic acid quantification plays a vital role in therapeutic manufacturing by helping ensure product quality and consistency with quality standards.  In this webinar, Kimberly Gomez and MinGin Kim draw on their combined 20+ years of R&D experience to demonstrate how dPCR and qPCR are used for accurate quantification of both AAV particles and plasmids.

Compliance support

Compliance support services for biopharma customers

Explore our cGMP product offering comprised of qualification services and a computer system validation consulting service to help you establish strong quality management systems and robust operating procedures to maintain reliability and quality.

Educational resources

qPCR vs dPCR: what's the difference?

Both dPCR and qPCR can be used to detect and quantify nucleic acids. Learn about the key differences and similarities between qPCR and dPCR in that confer each tool with application-dependent benefits or limitations.

For Research Use Only. Not for use in diagnostic procedures.

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