Positive, Negative and Internal controls are common PCR control types employed as a reference to evaluate results. If you know PCR well, you probably understand why we use the controls! …
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The annealing temperature is the temperature at which the PCR primers bind to the complementary template region, usually is between 50ºC to 68ºC. We have started exploring PCR, PCR optimization …
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Usually, 25 to 35 cycles a typical PCR reaction needs to get a good amount of amplification, containing denaturation, annealing and extension simultaneously at 95ºC, 50 to 68ºC and 72ºC. …
“A Higher Ct value indicates a lower viral load whilst the lower Ct value indicates a higher amount of viral load in the sample.” I went twice for RT-PCR in …
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“The Ct value is a value used to quantify the absolute amount of nucleic acid present in a sample. It is the number of cycles from where fluorescence increases significantly.” …
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MLP- Multiplex ligation-dependent Probe AMplification is a nucleic acid quantification technique used in the detection of CNV, SNPs, DNA methylation and mRNA quantification. It is an amplification-based molecular genetic technique. …
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