Absolute DNA/RNA Quantification
Digital PCR (dPCR) is an advanced version of traditional PCR that allows for absolute quantification of nucleic acids (DNA or RNA) rather than just relative quantification.
Instead of amplifying DNA in a single reaction tube (like standard PCR), digital PCR partitions the sample into thousands or even millions of tiny reactions (droplets, wells, or chambers). This partitioning increases sensitivity, accuracy, and robustness, especially in applications requiring detection of low-abundance targets or rare genetic variants. As a result, dPCR has become an essential tool in areas such as oncology, infectious disease monitoring, and genetic research.
VibroJect® technology: droplet formation without the need for microfluidic chips
This technology simplifies the workflow and reduces maintenance requirements:
- Utilizes mechanical vibration to produce uniform droplets, eliminating the need for microfluidic chips.
- Enhances droplet consistency and reduces system complexity, leading to improved accuracy and reliability in dPCR assays.
We offer two systems: DQ24 and DQ Infinity