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Solutions for Common Challenges in Developing PCR-Based Diagnostic Assays

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Molecular diagnostic assays have become increasingly popular during the global COVID-19 pandemic with the need to detect disease as early as possible to prevent further spread. While antigen-based tests can effectively detect the presence of pathogens, nucleic acid-based tests offer advantages in early detection and sensitivity. There are different methods used in molecular diagnostic assays, including isothermal amplification for at home point-of-care testing and polymerase chain reaction (PCR) for clinical labs and point-of care testing sites.

In this webinar, we will explore the common challenges encountered by developers and manufacturers when developing PCR tests, and how these challenges can be overcome with the right technologies. 


Attend this webinar to learn: 


  • The differences and advantages between isothermal and thermocycling molecular diagnostic tests
  • The common challenges associated with developing and manufacturing PCR-based molecular diagnostic assays
  • How to overcome common challenges in developing and manufacturing PCR-based assays with enzyme and master mix technologies
Speaker
Gerald Hunter, Ph.D.
Gerald Hunter, Ph.D.
Field Application Scientist, Fortis Life Sciences