TJU Researcher Wins $200K Grant to Improve qRT-PCR Data Analysis
June 30, 2011
TJU Researcher Wins $200K Grant to Improve qRT-PCR Data Analysis
Inna Chervoneva, an associate professor at Thomas Jefferson University, will develop and validate new methods of efficiency-adjusted relative qRT-PCR quantification that would be universally applicable to various equipment platforms and chemistries.
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