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Quantification of the DNA in a sample is typically the only pre-STR analysis step in forensic casework.

We will discuss the latest developments in forensic sample preparation and advances with challenging samples using the QIAsymphony.

Two forensic laboratory scientists discuss why they have chosen the MinElute PCR Purification Kit for post-PCR cleanup and how they did their validation.

Forensic entomology involves the use of the study of arthropods to resolve questions of legal importance.

This webinar focuses on the performance and benefits of the new Investigator ESSplex Plus Kit.

Quantification is a crucial element in human identity and forensic testing, so laboratories connected with law enforcement institutions need to know that their procedures are accurate and free of problems.

This webinar focuses on the critical role of DNA quantification in forensic testing.

Listen to this webinar to learn about customers' first experiences with QIAGEN's new STR Plus chemistry.

Imprinted genes are critical for normal human growth and neurodevelopment.

Isolation of sufficient genomic DNA from formalin-fixed, paraffin-embedded (FFPE) tissue is often difficult due to the low amount of DNA available.

Recent advances in whole genome amplification have enabled genomic analysis of single cells. Single-cell analysis is crucial for elucidating cellular diversity and heterogeneity in complex mixtures.

Whole genome amplification (WGA) uniformly increases the amount of DNA in the entire genome, enabling detailed study of samples that would otherwise be too small to analyze fully.

High-Resolution Melting (HRM) analysis is a technique that characterizes double-stranded PCR products based on their dissociation (melting) behavior as they transition from double-stranded DNA (dsDNA) to single-stranded DNA (ssDNA) with increasing temperature.

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This webinar describes the use of real-time PCR in ingredient authenticity testing with specific reference to the example of detecting pork in manufactured foods.

Real-time PCR is already well established in many fields, including food safety and quality testing and environmental assessment.

Good sample preparation is the cornerstone of successful real-time PCR-based food quality testing.