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Episode 2: The Future of Digital PCR and Quantitative PCR

The evolution of PCR technology is shaping the future of diagnostics, especially in viral detection and RNA analysis. In the second episode of our New Frontiers in PCR Technology Series, we have invited a panel of industry experts to discuss key topics in digital PCR (dPCR) and quantitative PCR (qPCR).

Join us for an engaging dialogue with leading experts as we navigate these cutting-edge topics, uncovering the future directions of PCR technology in healthcare and research.

By attending the panel discussion, you will learn about:

  • Essential methods for nucleic acid extraction, addressing variability and best practices for experimental design and normalization strategies
  • The sensitivity of digital PCR methods in comparison to traditional RT-qPCR techniques
  • The current challenges in diagnostic testing and the implications for cell and gene therapy applications
  • Emerging technologies that are shaping the future of nucleic acid testing and therapeutic advancements
Panel Speakers
A picture of Mark Wissel, PhD
Mark Wissel, PhD
Director of Research and Development
Eurofins Viracor BioPharma
A picture of Professor Mikael Kubista
Professor Mikael Kubista
Head of the Department of Gene Expression, Institute of Biotechnology
Czech Academy of Sciences
A picture of Jim Huggett, PhD
Jim Huggett, PhD
Visiting Professor
University of Surrey
A picture of Chris Vakulskas, PhD
Chris Vakulskas, PhD
Senior Director of Enzyme Development
Integrated DNA Technologies
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