RCAT is a highly sensitive and efficient amplification method that has been configured in a number of formats to address a broad range of applications. Linear RCAT (L-RCAT) One end of a DNA probe is joined to the desired target. The other end is...
RCAT is a highly sensitive and efficient amplification method that has been configured in a number of formats to address a broad range of applications. Linear RCAT (L-RCAT) One end of a DNA probe is joined to the desired target. The other end is...
Immunohistochemistry (IHC) and flow cytometry are highly respected technologies for the diagnosis of cancer and infectious disease. They are widely used by pathologists and increasingly used by large pharmaceutical and biotechnology companies to assist in...
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Microspheres, also known as latex beads, polystyrene beads, and microbeads are a proven solid-phase format for development of assays used in both research and clinical diagnostics. Key advantages to bead format assays...
To diagnose disease, molecules characteristic of that disease must be studied, such as the DNA of a bacteria or virus, a protein produced by cancer cells, antibodies to an infection, or the sequence of a gene mutation. These may be present at very low,...
Rolling Circle Amplification Technology (RCAT) is a proprietary amplification technology that offers multiple advantages to help meet the emerging needs of life sciences industries. RCAT: First-time performance...
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