The detection of this type of mutant is difficult by PCR, the use of dPCR allows the detection of a mutation of a single nucleic base from only a few drops of the sample.
This technique can be used in many areas, including detection, monitoring, treatment, and understanding of microorganisms, cancer, associated ecosystems, and any other DNA or RNA elements present.
Resilience to the presence of inhibitors and the ability to detect up to a single copy per sample makes it an emerging breakthrough tool for the study of nucleic acids.
Materials to provide
Samples.
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Typical deliverables
A detailed report (MIQE format) and raw data for publication.
Study following the specifications validated with the Expert.
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