A lab that has never analyzed gene expression is probably harder to find than a needle in a haystack. Speaking of needles in haystacks, did you know that digital PCR (dPCR) is increasingly used for gene expression analysis and detecting subtle fold changes? As well as its ability to accurately quantify targets with multiplexed assays, enabling less sample consumption?
If you're curious about the potential of dPCR, we’ve collected key tips and tricks on using dPCR for your RNA expression analysis.
Plus: Who are the faces behind the data? Get to know the R&D personalities sharing their dPCR knowledge and experiments with you.