Enhance Quantification of HEK293 Residual DNA
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HEK293 cells are widely used in cell and gene therapy manufacturing. However, residual DNA contamination from HEK293 cells can have serious repercussions for patients and biopharmaceutical manufacturers.
While traditional methods like qPCR and the BioAnalyzer are commonly used to quantify residual DNA, they struggle to accurately quantify contaminants and meet stringent regulatory standards.
This infographic explores how Droplet Digital PCR (ddPCR) addresses these limitations, offering a more precise and reliable method for quantifying HEK293 residual DNA contamination.
Download this infographic to discover:
- The limitations of traditional quantification methods
- How ddPCR provides superior precision and reliability
- The benefits of ddPCR in providing tools to assist in compliance with regulatory standards
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