droplet-based PCR

Researchers from University College London, have shown that a targeted bisulfite sequencing method using RainDance Technologies' microdroplet PCR system can accurately measure DNA methylation levels at sample sizes as low as 100 nanograms.

Researchers from Northwestern University and the University of Chicago have demonstrated in a new study that droplet-based digital PCR offers the ability to detect BCR-ABL1 fusion transcripts with a lower limit of detection and quantification than currently used quantitative PCR

In a study published this month, Bio-Rad researchers have demonstrated the capability of the company's new droplet digital PCR system using DNA-binding dyes with comparable results to TaqMan and that it's possible to use this new dye-based approach for the quantification of multi

University of Arizona scientists have developed a "wire-guided" droplet-based PCR method that they claim can amplify and detect gene targets in real time in about three minutes.