The New Approach to Global STR Analysis: Avoid False Negatives with Quality Sensor
Are you often faced with compromised samples and questions such as: was the DNA concentration too low? Was the DNA degraded? Was the amplification inhibited? Investigator 24plex Kits contain a unique Quality Sensor (QS) that generates valuable information for quality control and performance checks, which can be used to choose the most appropriate rework strategy. The QS detects successful amplification, degraded DNA, inhibited DNA, the absence of DNA, and failed PCR amplification.
The Investigator 24plex Kit family combines speed, sensitivity, and ease of use, as well as international compatibility by combining all new CODIS and ESS marker sets. This webinar will outline data from the developmental validation of these new kits, and the use of the QS to decide whether sample dilution leads to better results (i.e., inhibition) or not (i.e., degradation).
Are you often faced with compromised samples and questions such as: was the DNA concentration too low? Was the DNA degraded? Was the amplification inhibited? Investigator 24plex Kits contain a unique Quality Sensor (QS) that generates valuable information for quality control and performance checks, which can be used to choose the most appropriate rework strategy. The QS detects successful amplification, degraded DNA, inhibited DNA, the absence of DNA, and failed PCR amplification.
The Investigator 24plex Kit family combines speed, sensitivity, and ease of use, as well as international compatibility by combining all new CODIS and ESS marker sets. This webinar will outline data from the developmental validation of these new kits, and the use of the QS to decide whether sample dilution leads to better results (i.e., inhibition) or not (i.e., degradation).
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