How to select the best probe for your qPCR assay (e-book)

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qPCR is widely used across various applications, including studying gene expression in health and disease, detecting pathogens in clinical samples, and improving breeding decisions for crops, livestock, and aquaculture. The choice of probes and design depends on the specific application's sensitivity, specificity, and throughput requirements, as well as the overall research objectives.

Choosing the optimal probe for a specific application is crucial for assay optimization, as different probes can yield varying results. This comprehensive technical guide by LGC Biosearch Technologies  provides valuable tips on:

  1. Selecting the most suitable probe considering your sample's characteristics.
  2. Matching probe design with downstream assays.
  3. Troubleshooting common issues in probe-based qPCR experiments.

    Plus a summary of LGC's industry-leading qPCR probe portfolio, highlighting their unique qualities and advantages to facilitate your selection process.

Need more help with probe selection? Try out this online probe selection tool

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Last updated: Jun 29, 2023 at 8:40 AM

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